try the effects of sand and water on the bouncing object; also: hell of sand with people
)I wonder if American Greetings is getting complaints about this one
)how the Internet and word of mouth is launching indie acts and singles into the top charts
) [via]don't like the Google Reader UI? roll your own with the underlying data
) [via]nice screenshots; also, I updated the Mefi Stats through December
)at this rate, he'll hit a million in a week; also, there are quite a few cheap imitators
) [via]more predictions from Blake Ross, Tristan Lewis, Cameron Moll, John Battelle, Jason Calacanis
)the BBC does the math; reminds me of the shower curtain puzzle
)SF indie band recreates the opening sequence from Full House
)the story seems more suited to a blog post than an 1,100-word NYT article
) [via]some surprisingly accessible choices throughout; also: Rex's growing list of year-end lists
) [via]the court opinion (PDF) is an amazing read; read about the Wedge Document on page 28
)design decisions prevented his social bookmarking service from getting popular
) [via]Nintendo didn't like "Pokemon" being associated with "cancer"
) [via]bizarre story involving a conspiracy involving an embezzling scheme at Quark
)NYT exclusive finds the administration breaking federal law; also, no more Patriot Act!
)cute riff on the "glitch" with non-HDTV setups
) [via]still bizarre, and still very promising
) [via]the name is changing, but the characters can stay the same
)including a peek into the drained Submarine lagoon
)the birds-eye view is insane; the entire world looks like SimCity
)Thomas Hawk, himself a recent scam victim, reports on a new case with recorded evidence
)"You don't win 14 Grammys feeding Africans."
) [via]when drama erupts at a blogging conference, you get video, photos, and tons of commentary
)an experimental change to deal with their social scaling issues
)support his work, and get three copies and your name in the credits (like me)
)as always, keep checking back over the next few weeks as it grows
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