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100 Incredible Lectures from the World’s Top Scientists: http://bit.ly/6PFeiO @energyliteracy gets a mention at #74 (via @jstogdill)
Jamie Oliver's TED talk: http://bit.ly/bNOo8Z How we're killing our kids with bad food. Must watch, even if you think you know this stuff
Body by Victoria. Fabulous CSI analysis of photoshop mods in recent Victoria's Secret photo: http://bit.ly/5QnMuB Lovely forensic analysis
This piece by @hrheingold is probably the best "why use twitter" piece I've seen. http://bit.ly/87ovBD (via @jamesoreilly)
Excellent article for any business owner or entrepreneur. How Toyota lost its way http://bit.ly/91S1sA (via @jhagel) Huge food for thought.
Love this video about being a scientist: "What's the job part?" http://bit.ly/6JlJx Every young person should watch this. Heck, everyone!
Skip TV news tonight and watch this video instead: Jeff Rubin on future oil shocks and the end of globalization: http://bit.ly/73adMW
If you want to build a great company, read this interview. Jeffrey Swartz of Timberland on hiring great people: http://bit.ly/7HoWMS
Three-part series on how Google does search quality evaluation, starts here: http://bit.ly/QIgwX Excellent!
If you want to understand why #ebooks are disruptive for publishers and bookstores, read this: http://bit.ly/3oJ1AV "It's complicated."
Fantastic, provocative post by @chrismessina: Steve Jobs hates the app store, proposing ultimate Apple web strategy: http://bit.ly/npp6t
This post by @fredwilson is a perfect outline of the skillset required of a modern software developer: http://bit.ly/7xqDu1
Fascinating Wharton study about the Long Tail hypothesis as seen in Netflix data. http://bit.ly/14gV5Z @chr1sa's response makes sense
Nice advice on Apple's release cycles: When to Buy Apple Products http://bit.ly/8RVAHQ (via Steve Lemke on Facebook)
Web 3.0 or Not, There's Something Different About 2009 from @rww definitely puts its finger on some major trends http://bit.ly/yqFkP
Well worth reading in this month's Wired: The Good Enough Revolution, by Robert Capps http://bit.ly/K4H1d
The Web Way vs. The Wave Way. Why @anildash doesn't think Google Wave will catch on, despite its advantages http://bit.ly/CAMy8
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