- Cooling chips with thermoelectrics.
- Cut-down on book hoarding.
- The biggest secret of photography: Take your camera everywhere. I was talking about this with a friend yesterday after pulling my camera out to snap a spontaneous moment yesterday. I cannot agree with this advice strongly enough.
- "This recession is not a failure of market economics. It is a reassertion of market economics after a decade in which we paid ourselves more than we were producing, and funded it precariously and temporarily by complicated credit instruments that it took a while for the market to rumble."
- The ultimate bachelor pad.
- Theater economics: Why so few sequels?
- 10 financial commandments for your 30s.
- Is higher education the next bubble?
- America's most wired cities. I moved from Orlando, FL (#4) to Washington, DC (#3). Does that mean Atlanta is my next move?
- The Palm Pre definitive FAQ.
- Many of the recipients of federal bailout funds are also major political donors.
- Support for real education and a call for outcomes.
Monday, January 26, 2009
The Daily Dozen
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