Tog’s “First Principles of Interaction…

Tog’s “First Principles of Interaction Design” – now revised & expanded! t.co/RdUTIXroFB #ux
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A Visit from the Goon Squad — Jennifer Egan

This is a fun story of life in, around, and tangentially related to the music industry in the USA, a few years ago before the Internet changed everything. It’s told in a series of (initially) separate narratives of different characters, … Continue reading

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Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim — David Sedaris

These stories are clever and funny. The book makes me think of a grown-up version of Diary of a Wimpy Kid, without the pictures. Actually that probably makes it sound far less good than it really is. Continue reading

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Listen to this: BlissCoast vol3: Blues…

Listen to this: BlissCoast vol3: Blues & Bebop by JPOD t.co/WjfvOyHjnb #music #ifttt
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Because “imagine everyone’s naked” is…

Because “imagine everyone’s naked” is terrible advice. – Tips for Public Speaking – speaking.io t.co/bxmXj4yj9g #ifttt

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Here’s how to do REAL infographics. The…

Here’s how to do REAL infographics. The Weight of Rain t.co/hLOD4rnBU7

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Thrilling! What a finish as the NZ…

Thrilling! What a finish as the NZ #BlackCaps manage to thwart an awesome turnaround by India. Test Cricket FTW t.co/3DwONiw14k #fb

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Your word for today is: aroha, n….

Your word for today is: aroha, n. Chiefly in Maori contexts: love, affection; warmth of feeling. t.co/KIOucsprPg #nz #fb

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Listen to this: Solid Steel Radio Show…

Listen to this: Solid Steel Radio Show 2/8/2013 Part 1 + 2 – DJ Moneyshot by Ninja Tune t.co/Sycc2zQWYB #music #ifttt

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Roots of Empathy — Mary Gordon

Roots of Empathy is a program that tries to teach schoolchildren empathy. Empathy is a crucially important quality: it can help overcome the problem of the “ethical fade“. And it seems obvious that empathic people are probably just nicer people. … Continue reading

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