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Undead and Loving It
I'm fascinated by the complexity of this. Every time I think about just staying in the financial comfort of corporate marketing (screw the useless Radio-TV-Film...

- Stephanie

Geostationary Banana Over Texas Project on hold
Look, this important initiative should have been an issue in the primaries. Did it die because of a Texas connection or something?

- Campfiresteve

Geostationary Banana Over Texas Project on hold
I, too, support the Geostationary Banana. Yes we can!

- Jeremiah

The Virtual World of 7-10 Year-Olds: Club Penguin
Is that arrggg like in a pirate? Or alt reality game?

- Rose

The Virtual World of 7-10 Year-Olds: Club Penguin
arrrrgggggg as people say cool

- Rockhopper



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Bug Lab’s BUG

Thursday, December 6th, 2007

Bug Labs is preparing to release their fully hackable hardware platform, the BUG. Think of it as an open source gadget that is what you make it. While it’s probably not for the masses, it turns gadgets and hardware design totally upside down.

Robert Scoble has some great video that shows how it all works.

“Wow. Wow. Wow.” is right.

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NaCl

Thursday, October 4th, 2007

Books have been written about it. Songs have been sung about it. Wars have been fought over it.
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Salt is a magical compound that enlivens vegetables and meats. It lowers the freezing point of ice and raises the boiling point of water. People use it in their soups and on their driveways. What can’t salt do? Apparently, it can’t penetrate the Campfire pantry.

Here at 62 White Street, it’s been weeks since we’ve had a salted chip, even longer since we tasted a salted pretzel. Just minutes ago, I caught Mike Monello dousing a walnut with saline solution just to give it some flavor. This is true insanity. Send help (or soy sauce)!

I’m begging you, Orderer of the Fresh Direct: please please bring back the salt!

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