December 2009
NYT: Krugman on the Zeros →
Let’s bid a not at all fond farewell to the Big Zero — the decade in which we achieved nothing and learned nothing.
Illusion of security increases
So this guy cruises through a metal detector with liquids and powder strapped to his body (like I walk through with Carmex lip balm) and the reaction is what? The TSA should ban airlines from charging for checked baggage and maybe even charge for carry ons. Meanwhile you face more agressive checks at some concerts. Really, isn’t it time to stop looking like we are doing things and actually...
Slate: James Cameron and Peter Jackson on making... →
“It’s About Storytelling. It’s About Humans Playing Humans.”
Odd Story of week #1 →
LA Times: After officer’s death, bar at L.A. Police Academy to be closed on ‘payday Wednesdays’
Become a Better Photographer by Taking Fewer Shots →
I could not agree more with Scott Bourne, especially in event coverage.
Rachel Maddow has a true cocktail moment
Pictures of Abandoned Disney "River Country" →
Amazing photos of Walt Disney World’s original water park today… makes me very sad to see in this state.
Chicago Style Pizza in LA? →
Could it finally be - “took 45 minutes to cook” is a good sign
2010 New Orleans Jazz Fest Artists announced →
3D in stadium turned off in less than 7 minutes →
Anaglyph on a giant screen during a live event, what could go wrong?
LA Times: Disney toys get Pixar animation guru's... →
John Lasseter champions better-quality merchandise that stays true to the films.
Switched: 70 Tech-Themed Gifts under $70 →
Fake Steve Jobs has a chat with AT&T →
I so wish every word was real.
Neil Diamond covers Adam Sandler’s “Chanukah Song”, complete with animation.
If we prepare for climate change by building a clean-power economy, but climate...
– Thomas L. Friedman in this NY Times article.
The Daily Show - Gretchen Carlson Dumbs Down.
10 Brands That Will Disappear In 2010 →
A list from The Business Insider… almost didn’t post because I hate the format where they make you click next to see each one.