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Are We “Meant” to Have Language and Music? | Discover http://ow.ly/1IHm5P

Thumbs up. Did the bottles make an ottoman?

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Listening to the This American Life Apple/FoxConn/Daisey retraction episode. If you haven't heard it already it's pretty fascinating. Show page MP3

Yum. Homemade pizza here.

Watch the activations in real-time.

Can you see individual pixels from that distance?

Nearly everything is working well, but has video now has a clickable icon that loads a blank page for me. Anyone else have this problem?

Nice contrast to Tylls review... Best Cheap Headphones: Ultrasone Edition 10 Headphones Review http://ow.ly/1Iz3LY

Interesting. I have my issues with the stones (temp/shape). Following. Not getting sick though would be good.

Jacques Derrida Interviews Ornette Coleman, June 1997 [pdf]: http://is.gd/wJHwBf

Fun quick read... ‘I would have loved to piss on your shoes’ http://jimromenesko.com/2012/03/15/i-would-have-loved-to-piss-on-your-shoes/

Lake dries up in Bosnia. Cemetery found.

There are a bunch of fun amateur/choir versions on YouTube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZHwJXeWZq0 Vidlink

And gone (if you try to checkout - listed in stock).

No experience, but this seems quite useful and on sale today... TextGrabber + Translator iPhone for $1 http://dealmac.com/iphone/deals/558113.html

Reminds a little of Pee-Wees take at the original launch... http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/f7a03edbd7/pee-wee-gets-an-ipad

How's this as a metric - according to Wikipedia the song was instrumental in episodes of Star Trek, Battlestar Galactica,Quantum Leap and Red Dwarf?

Great post Tyll!

In 911 Call, Mother of 10 Calmly Reported, "I Think I Left My Child At Chuck E. Cheese Last Night." http://www.thesmokinggun.com/buster/chuck-e-cheese-911-call-984571

Very nice rundown JP. Zipping through YT versions, the Keith Jarrett is, not surprisingly, pretty great. Dusty Springfield's final recording, a truncated version (for a healthcare commercial), is also interesting.

Here's the Sinead version if anyone wants to check it out.

Anyone have a favorite rendition of this Gershwin tune? Have a few variations here, but listening to the Sinead O'Connor take at the moment and it's a bit of a killer. Know there are at least 3,000 versions floating around, so wondering what's your pick? Frank? Ella? Amy?