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Shut Your Analog Hole - The New Disruptors - Mule Radio Syndicate
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The Traditional by Maria Dahvana Headley | Lightspeed Magazine
By your first anniversary, the worldâs stopped making paper, and so you canât give your boyfriend the traditional gift. You never would have anyway, regardless of circumstances. Youâre not that kind of girl. You pride yourself on your original sin. Itâs the hot you trade in.
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Primary 3 Lesson 16: We Can Show Our Faith by Being Obedient
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Why You Love That Ikea Table, Even If It’s Crooked : NPR
Building your own stuff boosts your feelings of pride and competence, and also signals to others that you are competent. As a result, most of us believe we labor on things we love. Now, psychologists are asking if it is the other way around â is it labor that leads to love?
http://www.npr.org/2013/02/06/171177695/why-you-love-that-ikea-table-even-if-its-crooked
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EPISODE #16: I’ve Got News Too | The Longest Shortest Time
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The Next Issue presents: Ryan Estrada - Multiversity Comics
By people who love comics, for people who love comics
http://multiversitycomics.com/podcasts/the-next-issue-presents-ryan-estrada/
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Longform Podcast: Starlee Kine
Episode 23: Starlee Kine, contributor to This American Life and the New York Times Magazine. "There’s a fearlessness I had when I was younger that I don’t have now… It threw me into a crisis, the Internet in general. You’re more cautious about what you kind of have out there. There’s that, that I just don’t want people to know every single thing anymore, but there’s [also] an inner fear that did not exist before, an inner censoring that was not there." Thanks to TinyLetter for sponsoring this week’s episode!Show notes and links: Kine’s archive on This American Life "Dr. Phil" (This American Life • August 2007) "Where’s Walter?" (This American Life • February 2005) Kine’s archive at the New York Times @StarleeKine Journalism Is Not Narcissism (Hamilton Nolan • Gawker • January 2013) Elizabeth Wurtzel Confronts Her One-Night Stand of a Life (Elizabeth Wurtzel • New York • January 2013) " name="description
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Improving the world through design - Sundays - ABC
Scott Spark was on your radio for the last Sundaysin 2013 and in the New Year’s resolution spirit he was asking, "how can we make the world a better place?" A lot of us think we know how to make the world around us a better/safer/more sensible place to live in but, not many of us actually do anything about it enacting the change we want to see. Well, not usually much more than grumble to friends and family. By contrast, TRISTAN COOKE and TOM NELSON are two young lads who are living on different sides of the world and…
http://blogs.abc.net.au/localradio/2012/12/improving-the-world-through-design.html?site=sundays
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Think Like a Dandelion from “Context” by Cory Doctorow : read by Jan Rubak
"Context: Further Selected Essays on Productivity, Creativity, Parenting and the Politics in the 21st Century" by Cory Doctorow.
Read by Jan Rubak (rubakj[at]gmail[dot]com)
Official Website of the Book: http://craphound.com/context/
The entire text of the book is available in various formats for free download from http://craphound.com/context/download/, or for purchase at your favourite bookstore for US$14.95 (ISBN: 978-1-616960-48-3).
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A Little Bit Pregnant: Why it’s a Bad Idea to Regulate Computers the Way We Regulate Radios, Guns, Uranium and Other Special-Purpose Tools - Cory Doctorow
In his keynote speech Cory addresses the issue of computer regulation in general and, more specifically, asks: What happens when we take the failed regulatory model from the copy-right realm and try to import it into other realms too? What are the consequences?
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