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33 Things: This Week’s Amusing & Intriguing Links
1. On Writing a Book That Doesn’t Totally Suck:
Writing a book is like giving birth to a snarling 8 headed monster. It’s so much more than sitting down in front of your laptop and typing. It’s more like a war, as your own words and ideas battle you and each other. In...
August 27th, 2010 | Other, Thirty Three Things | Read More 33 Things: This Week’s Amusing & Intriguing Links
1. Joe Carter Facts
#joecarterfacts are not copies of #chucknorrisfacts. They are the Platonic Form Chuck Norris only wishes he could partake in.
2. You are older than you think.
Born when Ross Perot was warning about a giant sucking sound and Bill Clinton was apologizing for pain in his...
August 20th, 2010 | Other, Thirty Three Things | Read More 33 Things: This week’s amusing and intriguing links
1. The fridge of the future: George Jetson sold separately.2. How to pack the ultimate school lunch and be your kid’s hero for all time (or at least through the 4th grade)3. Gambling for grades: the next best study motivator, or internet gambling gone wrong?
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August 13th, 2010 | Other, Thirty Three Things | Read More Billy Graham on Technology and Faith – Lunch w/ TED
Technology has enabled us to accomplish astounding things and solve many problems. Instantaneous world-wide communication, prolonged life, flight, space travel, deep sea exploration, and more. Yet with all that technology has changed, with all the problems it has solved, man is left to wrestle with...
August 12th, 2010 | Lunch with TED | Read More 33 Things: This week’s amusing and intriguing links
1. Going to lose your house? Ask Superman to save you!2. How technology has made romance more Austenian than ever:3. ?!4. Judges exercise considerable (and disputed) power right and left- no wait, that would be left and left.
5. “Civil suit” no...
August 6th, 2010 | Other, Thirty Three Things | Read More Let’s Simplify Legal Jargon – Lunch w/ TED
Congress “reforms” healthcare with a bill so large that our national leaders haven’t read it. These days, the laws are complex and not written in plain English. This means that most people cannot engage them. Alan Siegel wants to change that.
August 5th, 2010 | Lunch with TED | Read More 33 Things: This Week’s Amusing and Intriguing Links
1. Free ebooks in tens of different formats! ManyBooks. Many many.
2. What did Albert Einstein think about god?
3. A mother who recreates her infant daughter’s dreams and photographs them:4. Shields up!
5. Thoughts from 1941: Who Goes Nazi?
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July 29th, 2010 | Other, Thirty Three Things | Read More Jeff Bezos on What Matters More Than Talents – Lunch w/ TED
Amazon.com founder Jeff Bezos challenged Princeton graduates with this question: “Will you be clever or will you be kind.” The question asked is almost as interesting as the question begged.
July 29th, 2010 | Lunch with TED | Read More 33 Things: This Week’s Amusing and Intriguing Links
1. Beauty, sentimentality, and the gospel:
“Indeed, as the church seeks a role in the arts, it must reclaim a
more mature concept of beauty. As we recognize and embrace the
heartlonging in many works of art, we may make a convincing
proclamation of the whole gospel message. Finding a way...
July 23rd, 2010 | Other, Thirty Three Things | Read More Founder Julian Assange Talks WikiLeaks – Lunch w/ TED
WikiLeaks is a website that leaks classified information from around the world for anyone with an internet connection to see. This week, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will defend his project.
July 22nd, 2010 | Lunch with TED | Read More 



