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Adam Savage's talk at The Last HOPE: Fascination with the Dodo Bird
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(YouTubeFilter with a great audience Q&A session)
posted to MetaFilter by Chuckles
at 9:20 PM on August 29, 2008
(37 comments)
Igor Kenk was arrested for bicycle theft in Toronto on July 17. Here's an audio documentary that includes an interview with the man himself:
Steal This Bike (be warned, a lot of profanity, and a little pretentious).
posted to MetaFilter by Chuckles
at 4:28 PM on July 29, 2008
(47 comments)
Cry Baby, I want you to go
Tell Mama.
YouTubeFilter post. Trust me, it's worth it!
posted to MetaFilter by Chuckles
at 4:14 PM on November 12, 2006
(67 comments)
On December 3rd, 2006 Canada's next Prime Minister will be decided by a few thousand
delegates at the Liberal party convention in Montreal
(join for ~$10). Don't believe me? In the last 110 years of
Liberal party history only one leader has failed to become Prime Minister. No fewer than
sixteen candidates met in Edmonton last week. On the surface the candidates are making nice.
Ignatieff: "None of us, none of us are going to run against each other. All of us are running against Stephen Harper's vision of Canada."
It is even said that Bob Rae and Ignatieff are
life long close friends. That didn't stop the Ignatieff campaign co-chair.
David Peterson: "[Rae's] got some terrible burdens to overcome. One is his record and one is his loyalty."
Emphasis mine, and <more inside>
posted to MetaFilter by Chuckles
at 4:53 PM on April 9, 2006
(52 comments)
"Why is it that students can graduate from MIT and Harvard, yet not know how to solve a simple third-grade problem in science: lighting a light bulb with a battery and wire?" "
Minds of Our Own shows that many of the things we assume about how children learn are simply not true." Three one hour streaming video programs on teaching science.
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posted to MetaFilter by Chuckles
at 10:25 AM on January 8, 2006
(39 comments)
There are an infinite number of things you could be doing. No matter what you work on, you're not working on everything else. So the question is not how to avoid procrastination, but
how to procrastinate well. (via
slashdot)
posted to MetaFilter by Chuckles
at 11:04 PM on December 25, 2005
(24 comments)
