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Sometimes you really can’t see the forest from the trees, and it takes someone like Laura ‘Pistachio’ Fitton to point out the changes in the real world that make an actual difference, as opposed to driving extra traffic to a silicon valley start-up. In summary, US company Best Buy is launching an internal Twitter like environment called Mix.

*Merch: T-shirts for Rock Band bands. You can upload your own band logo. I have never played Rock Band, and in fact, I might be retarded. [pop candy] *Nerds: You can now put Pandora on your Chumby. Wait. Pandora is still around? It’s not illegal yet? WHAT? (Also, that was not supposed to be a euphemism.) *Video: Kanye rolls out his “Love Lockdown” music video.

Why Would You Knit That?!: This is What Happens When A Biologist Learns to Knit via Pharyngula (del.icio.us tags: none) Some related posts: Links Links Links Links Links

Bushwick. Photo by sabeth718 from the Brownstoner Flickr pool. Scholars Stumble on Puzzle in Brooklyn Fireplace [NY Times] Prospect Park Zoo Celebrates 15 Years [NY Daily News] ‘Rock and Roll Circus’ Coming to Bklyn Waterfront [Brooklyn Eagle] Bklyn Foreclosure Specialist Sentenced for Fraud

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Straight from the horse’s mouth - Shanny says 2007 first round DE Jarvis Moss could see time at linebacker.  Y’know, because we don’t have enough of those already.  [Denver Post] Again… it hasn’t always been pretty, etc.

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Reflecting on the Mirror - Marketing & Strategy Innovation Blog - It seems that seeing one’s image causes one to think about one’s behavior and ultimately behave in a more socially desirable way. According to Cialdini, other actions can have a similar effect.

I’m sitting here in my kitchen drawing a blank as I stare at the computer screen. I just finished some edits on an article I had to turn in. I am in the final stages of preparing to teach tomorrow morning at our Women’s Bible Study. And we just discovered that our fridge is not cooling properly, and transferred everything to either the outside freezer or a cooler.

*E pluribus unum: Limp Bizkit is reuniting. Take a lesson from Fred Durst and don’t give up. Don’t ever give up. *Twist and shout: There’s a contest to remix Sarah Palin: “Help Sarah Make Sense.” What nonsense! *Products: Coolio has a cookbook coming out and KISS has some Vans rolling.