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We who are old are often startled by how old we are

December 23rd, 2012 · Uncategorized

 

  Two new DrBeeper 2012 samplers :

    Kappa12   [download]
Wrap it up with a bang

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    Kappa13   [download]
Too much is never enough

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2008 : Bizarro Blog
2004 : Fooey to the World: Festivus Is Come

 

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a crayon sketch of a very hairy monkey in an ill-fitting tunic

December 18th, 2012 · Uncategorized

 

  • Infographic of shifting US political ideologies – kottke
  • US Congress: Political and Ideological Makeup – xkcd


      IAmA Bob Mould
      Beck looks for new connection with ‘Song Reader’ – sfgate
    Persian Rugs – St Peters Infirmary
    Black Market Karma – Semper Fi
    Jim White – Infinite Mind
    Boss Hog – I Dig You
    Petra Haden – Don’t Stop Believin’
    Black Crowes – Feelin’ Alright
    Bob Mould and Dave Grohl – Ice Cold Ice

     

    2008 : Butter Holds the Secret to Cookies That Sing
    2002 : Bar Signs

     

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    In the sunset of dissolution, everything is illuminated by the aura of nostalgia.

    December 17th, 2012 · Uncategorized

     

  • The 2012 Good Gift Games – themorningnews
  • Games For Two – defectiveyeti
  • Museum of Mathematics: Opening the Doors to the Life of Pi – nytimes
  • Solidarity is getting harder all the time – jcarroll
  • Turbulent air travel nothing to fear – sfgate


      Incredible Food Photography Series: “Bent Objects” – buzzfeed
      “Cooking Isn’t Creative, and It Isn’t Easy” – ckimball   nytimes
      A Visual Guide To Food Trailers In Austin – 365thingsaustin
      Thirsty Work: How long does it take to afford a beer? – economist
      Bacon caramels – notwithoutsalt
      Miniature soft pretzels – smittenkitchen
      Appetizers – a taste of what’s to come – sfgate
      Can I Get the Onion Rings, Instead of the Fries? – foodwishes
      The perfect turkey – sfgate
      Roasting apples for Thanksgiving – sfgate
      The Plot to Destroy America’s Beer – businessweek
      The thighs have it – sfgate
      Dabbling in mustard – sfgate
      Grilled Paella – nytimes
      Miso adds savory kick to everything – sfgate
      Tech School: Compressing – feaststl
      Ample Scientific Champion E-33 Bench-Top Centrifuge

     

        DrB 2007 sampler flashback:
     
       Epsilon07-7   [download]
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    2004 : “Franchise” Players: Self-Delusion, Scott Boras & Paying Premium for Passability
    2002 : MistleBuckle
    2001 : Food timeline

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    I didn’t touch your hand man you know its all ball

    December 12th, 2012 · Uncategorized

     

  • Rolling Jubilee   wha? [slyt]
  • Hurricane Sandy and the Myth of the Big Government-vs.-Small-Government Debate – mtaibbi   rollingstone
  • If U.S. land were divided like U.S. wealth – jamesadomian
  • The U.S. Does Not Have a Spending Problem, We Have a Distribution Problem – theatlantic
  • Why $16 Trillion Only Hints at the True U.S. Debt – wsj
  • Fiscal Cliff Fictions: Let’s All Agree to Pretend the GOP Isn’t Full of It – swampland
  • Ignore GDP and the Fiscal Cliff, U.S. Is Already in Recession – daily-ticker
  • World risks fresh credit bubble, Switzerland’s BIS warns – telegraph
  • 50,000 zombie firms to fail if rates rise – cityam
  • NY Fed Mortgage Debt Data Says No US Recovery – theautomaticearth
  • Shadow Banking Grows to $67 Trillion Industry, Regulators Say – bloomberg
  • The “New Normal” In Pictures – market-ticker
  • School District Owes $1 Billion On $100 Million Loan – npr

     

    2011 : A Conspiracy of Hogs

     

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    much like a sonic rorschach splotch

    December 4th, 2012 · Uncategorized

     


      John Peel’s Record Archive – thespace
      My Bloody Valentine announce ‘Loveless’ follow-up and Tokyo Rocks appearance – nme
      Sisters Outsiders: The Oral History of the ‘Bikini Kill’ EP – spin
      Nuggets: Antipodean Interpolations of the First Psychedelic Era – pedestrian.tv
      Plixid

    Triángulo de Amor Bizarro – Sus Hijas Entonaban Tus Cánticos Inflamados
    Beastie Boys – Shake Your Rump
    Wooden Wand – Southern Colorado Song
    FIDLAR – Cheap Beer
    Camper Van Beethoven – Northern California Girls
    OfficialMoneybrother’s channel

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    Everyone imposes his own system as far as his army can reach

    November 14th, 2012 · Uncategorized

     


    Alan Watts – What if money was no object?

  • Pundit Shaming
  • Why IQs Rise – tnr   thebook
  • Killing the Computer to Save It – nytimes
  • Why do children hide by covering their eyes? – bps-research-digest
  • Get High for Free: If pot were truly legal, joints would cost only a few cents. – slate
  • Legalising marijuana: The view from Mexico – economist
  • Why Men Like Petraeus Risk It All to Cheat – scientificamerican
  • A Sociology of Steve Jobs – kieranhealy
  • Why are rainbows curved? – straightdope
  • Your Right to Own, Under Threat – eff
  • Inside the Mansion—and Mind— of Kim Dotcom, the Most Wanted Man on the Net – wired
  • Reddit, what’s your favourite free game/software that you think everybody should know about? – reddit
  • Despair, Inc
  • LILEKS
  • Diego Koi

    Helicopter Fishing

     

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    the trench gives nerds a way to look badass

    November 6th, 2012 · Uncategorized


      The price is (really) right: ‘Dynamic ticketing’ could transform the way we pay to see live events – independent
      From The Desk Of Howe Gelb: Top Five Ways To Get Rid Of A Guitar – magnetmagazine
      They Might Be Giants’ “Flood”: Track by Track Guide to the Geek-Chic Breakthrough (2009) – rollingstone
      Ongakubaka
      TeenageLobotomy
    WAINES – Let Me Be
    The Mountain Goats – In Memory of Satan
    The Mountain Goats – No Children
    Bare Wires – One More Hour of Love
    Replacements – I Hate Music/Stuck In The Middle
    Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash – If I Were A Carpenter
    Donnie & Joe Emerson – Baby
    The Sheepdogs – The Way It Is

     

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    a little more cruising down the highway, and a little less doing crystal meth on New Year’s

    October 31st, 2012 · Uncategorized


       Spotlight on the WFTDA: 2012

      Super Bowl L: Mayor Lee Makes Dubious Claims of Economic Boost – sfweekly

      Alternative Ownership Models on Display in Soccer – sportseconomist

      High-Speed Video Clips from the 2012 NLCS and World Series – physicsofbaseball
      An Analysis of Hunter Pence’s “Triple Double” – physicsofbaseball
      Pitching Grips – How To Grip And Throw Different Baseball Pitches – thecompletepitcher
      Still playing moneyball: An exclusive interview with Billy Beane – athleticsnation
      Athletics Nation Year-End Awards – athleticsnation
      Post-Season Palaver: Plutes’ Pundits Pontificate Pathetically – mgmtbybaseball

     

    2011 : Tying It All Together
    2006 : BugMeNot
    2003 : A lane too far — a moral quandary

     

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    on the thin line between minimal functioning and moribundity

    October 30th, 2012 · Uncategorized

     

  • EconoTrolls: An Illustrated Bestiary – noahpinion
  • Obama Defends His Finance Reform Record to Rolling Stone: A Response – mtaibbi   rollingstone
  • A Financial Economist Talks About Things We Should Know: Why We Have Debt. – mcsweeneys
  • U.S. Sues BofA for $1 Billion Over Mortgage Losses – yahoo
  • U.S. Sues Wells Fargo: Yet Another Bailed-Out Bank Accused of Fraud – mtaibbi   rollingstone
  • The Self-Destruction of the 1 Percent – nytimes
  • Congress Must Simplify Tax Code – jrickards   usnews
  • Expecting Nothing: How to Avoid Disappointment in a “Muddle Along” Economy – dailyreckoning
  • IMF Cuts Global Growth, Warns Central Banks, Whose Capital Is An “Arbitrary Number”, Is Only Game In Town – zerohedge
  • Rethinking Robert Rubin – businessweek
  • Why Does the SEC Protect Banks’ Dirty Secrets? – bloomberg
  • Is The SEC’s Ponzi Crusade Enabling Companies To Cook The Books, Enron-Style? – forbes
  • A Tax to Kill High Frequency Trading – forbes
  • Citigroup CEO Vikram Pandit Steps Down, Is Well Paid For . . . What Exactly? – mtaibbi   rollingstone
  • Chart of the day: US household debt-to-income versus debt servicing cost ratios – creditwritedowns
  • Chinese, US, Russian firms to set up ratings agency – straitstimes
  • Taibbi Talks One Percent on Bill Moyers – mtaibbi   rollingstone

     

    2008 : Hate’s last stand
    2007 : Britney Spears – Blackout review
    2003 : Passive-agressive robbery
    2002 : Headache-Relief Tips

     

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    disappointing, embarrassing, and over very quickly

    October 26th, 2012 · Uncategorized

     

        DrB 2010 sampler flashbacks:
     
       Theta 10-05   [download]
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       Theta 10-06   [download]
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       Theta 10-07   [download]
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