Answer to the Meaning of Life, the Universe, and Everything
Answer to the Meaning of Life, the Universe, and Everything
I looked all over the net but I finally found the answer. Thanks everyone.
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Answer to the Meaning of Life, the Universe, and Everything
I looked all over the net but I finally found the answer. Thanks everyone.
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Labels: answers, everything, meaning of life, rick, rick roll, rick rolled, rickrolled, roll, universe
30 Days of DRM: 30 Things You Can Do
Educate yourself about the proposed Canadian Digital Millenium Copyright Act (DMCA), which looks to be even more restrictive than the current American counterpart. While the current legislation is widely seen as being fair and appropriate, Michael Geist has a list of 30 ways that you can make your opinions known about the draconian changes to the Canadian DMCA that tilt control toward the biggest corporate media companies.
Michael Geist is the best Canadian journalist covering digital media issues, such as copyright, DRM and the Internet. He is also not afraid of calling things as they are.
Shibboleth from wikipedia
It's an in-joke, a password, a key word, or a shared memory.
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Labels: code, definition, english, Hebrew, password, shibboleth, wikipedia
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Labels: cd, design, gift, graphic design, linkjockey, music, origami, packaging, paper, paper models, star wars
One Week of Food for Different Societies Pictures of "typical" families from different cultures and countries with a typical week's supply of food.
DFA Halloween 2007 Party Radio Mix mp3s
The people at DFA are record label honchos, djs, remixers, producers, musicians, and more.
Download the free mp3 of the live Halloween dj mix from DFA Records. Man, they make funky music.
YouTube - Phil Dawson Crazy Field Goal
From the NFL's Cleveland Browns - Baltimore Ravens game yesterday, here's a video of a strange field goal play that I've never even heard of in a football game before.
PS. RIP BC Lions 2007
Globeandmail.com : Salty chef, Spicy Tongue
Jamie Oliver, The Naked Chef, dishes on his celebrity chef critics,
His side-projects include training programs for unemployed disadvantaged students to become cooks and chefs, and his attempts to revolutionize school lunches with healthy food.
Jamie also gives some thoughts on his favourite restaurants in different cities (Tojo's and Vij's in Vancouver).
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Labels: chef, cookbook, cooking, jamie oliver, naked, reality show, restaurants, training, Vancouver
Overly-broad copyright law has made USA a "nation of infringers"
A Utah law professor discusses the gap in copyright law between what the law allows and what social norms permit, even without doing any P2P filesharing.
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Labels: amazon, google, graphic design, logo, web, web design
Would you believe that the best slam dunker in the world doesn't play basketball in the NBA, and isn't American. Kadour Ziani is from France and he's only 5'11, but with 56 inches of vertical he seems to fly we haven't seen since Michael Jordan at his prime. Kadour's creativity and his athleticism take his dunks to the next level. My faves are the one-armed cartwheel dunk and the dunk over the car, are completely sick.
A video of Kadour Ziani from Metacafe:
Kadour Ziani - For more amazing video clips, click here
Video from Kadouir Ziani's appearance on the Best Damn Sports Show:
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Labels: basketball, best, metacafe, Michael Jordan, slam dunk, sports, video, youtube
The Royal Canadian Legion: Poppy & Remembrance
November 11 is Remembrance Day in Canada, marking the date that ended the First World War. For more on the history of Remembrance Day, the poppy and Flanders Field, the Canadian Legion's page explains in more detail.
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Labels: Canada, Flanders Field, holidays, Remembrance Day, vacation, war
Georgia Straight's Food of the Week: Beard Papa
Beard Papa's delicious, fist-sized cream puffs have finally come to Vancouver!
Vancouver joins the ranks of Osaka, Tokyo, Los Angeles, Seoul, Bangkok, and New York to have our own franchise of the Japanese Beard Papa at the Aberdeen Mall at 4151 Hazelbridge Way, Richmond.
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Labels: Beard Papa, cream puff, Japan, pastry, restaurants, shopping, Vancouver
Forbes Special Report: The Business of Hockey
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Labels: business, fantasy hockey, finance, hockey, magazine, nhl, reporting, sports, sports journalism, sports management
The 15 tools every homeowner should own
Christmas time is around the corner, and people are going to start asking me for my Christmas list soon. There's not too much "stuff" out there that jumps to mind, but I remember seeing this list of 15 essential tools that would help me fill-in the holes in my toolkit.
Now I'm not a homeowner yet, but I do get a secret thrill when I'm able to use my tools to build or fix things.
I'm also using this list of essential kitchen tools to build that Christmas list.
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Labels: Christmas, cool tools, essentials, kitchen, list, shopping, tools, workshop
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Labels: Apple, applications, best, list, mac
New York Times: Food 2.0: Chefs as Chemists
An overview of some of the most recent development in the cooking world, where chefs are using techniques and ingredients from chemistry to develop a new style of cooking.
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Labels: chef, chemistry, cooking, food, hydrocolloid, NYT, restaurants, WD-50
Paste is a culture magazine that features the most creative new music, films and books, and includes a monthly cd with songs from the profiled musicians. In an effort to find new readers, Paste is taking a cue from Radiohead, and allowing readers to pay whatever they want for a subscription. What's the other catch? Well, there are 2; there's a minimum of $1 and the offer is only valid in the U.S:(
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Moby Gratis .com
Provocative electronica artist, Moby, has kindly made over 50 of his unreleased tracks available to independent filmmakers to use for free. On the Moby Gratis website, you can listen to streaming mp3s of all of them. Thank you Moby!
Today's Link source: TriggerStreet.com
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Labels: film, filmmaking, free, moby, music, musician, soundtrack
How to Win at Monopoly - A Surefire Strategy
Monopoly is one of my all time favourites and, in my opinion, is one of the few board games that get better when played on a computer. Tim Darling has a "surefire" strategy to help you come out on top everytime.
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Labels: board games, games, how to, monopoly, web games, winners
Astronomy Picture of the Day : NASA
As a link-of-the-day site, I'm also drawn to other sites that publish on a daily basis.
NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day produces stunning space photos day after day, with an explanation of what you're looking at. There's also an space photo archive, with daily photos that go back to June 15, 1995.
Thanks to Wired's Geek Dad blog for mentioning
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WorldChanging: Tools, Models and Ideas for Building a Bright Green Future: From Corporate Responsibility to Backstory Management
An article from World Changing, with the theory that in the 21st Century, corporations will succeed with consumers by moving from corporate responsibility to taking accountability for their entire operations and supply chain.
Bonus points for reference to Vancouver's SF writer, William Gibson.
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Labels: business, business ideas, environment, socially responsible, supply chain, Vancouver, William Gibson, world, worldchanging
Ten Ways to Avoid a Google Reputation Management Nightmare
From Marketing Pilgrim, in short:
1. Get your own web site.
2. Start a blog.
3. Add a sub-domain.
4. Create a social networking profile.
5. Create your own social network.
6. Create a business profile.
7. Share your photos.
8. Claim your identity.
9. Create your own Wiki.
10. Get a free page from Google.
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Labels: branding, google, marketing, pagerank, reputations, search, seo