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A New Unit of Measurement: The Kardashian

The Kardashian mentions how much attention is paid, not how much attention is deserved, so naming the unit after someone who is famous for being famous seems appropriate.
Brilliant. Ethan Zuckerman proposes measuring attention with a unit of measure called a Kardashian.

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Great Talk on LOST

A 25-minute discussion with LOST producer and writer talking about The Ending… Must watch for LOSTies!

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Facebook v Twitter

Excellent post about how Twitter in the end will be the big winner rather than Facebook.
Slow and steady always wins the race. Always. Its what I believe in when it comes to FRISKY and in everything else I try to do.

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Revolution: The Trailer

Watch the trailer for JJ Abrams’ new TV show Revolution. Looks good but then so did Alcatraz, which turned out to be a dud. Lets hope this lives up to the hype.

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Greatest Films of All Time

According to Roger Ebert.

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Don Draper Gives Good Advice

Jon Hamm (or Don Draper) gives advice to teenage girls on a teen website, titled “Ask a Grown Man.” Cool concept.

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Really Ashton Kutcher?

Anil Dash on PopChips’ annoyingly racist commercial in which Ashon Kutcher is seem making fun of Indian / brown people.

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    The Kardashian mentions how much attention is paid, not how much attention is deserved, so naming the unit after someone who is famous for being famous seems appropriate.

    Brilliant. Ethan Zuckerman proposes measuring attention with a unit of measure called a Kardashian.

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    A 25-minute discussion with LOST producer and writer talking about The Ending… Must watch for LOSTies!

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    Excellent post about how Twitter in the end will be the big winner rather than Facebook.

    Slow and steady always wins the race. Always. Its what I believe in when it comes to FRISKY and in everything else I try to do.

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    Watch the trailer for JJ Abrams’ new TV show Revolution. Looks good but then so did Alcatraz, which turned out to be a dud. Lets hope this lives up to the hype.

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    According to Roger Ebert.

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    Jon Hamm (or Don Draper) gives advice to teenage girls on a teen website, titled “Ask a Grown Man.” Cool concept.

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    Anil Dash on PopChips’ annoyingly racist commercial in which Ashon Kutcher is seem making fun of Indian / brown people.

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    Great article on Responsive Web Design.

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    Excellent read by Henry Bloget in the New Yorker about how Mark has matured into a kick ass CEO. I couldnt agree more.

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    Awesome collection of shots of the Supermoon from this past weekend.

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    First look at JJ Abrams’ new post-apocalyptic show.

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    RIP so-called Social Readers. The Facebook Social Reader is the worst piece of crap ever. You click on an article your friend supposedly read and instead of taking you to the story, it takes you to an app. Thats when I closed the app and never went to the story. I wasnt the only one.

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    Fascinating story of American Airlines’ AAirPass - an all-you-can-fly elite program that you can purchase for $350,000. Considering how much you can travel (unlimited, first class), I think $350K is a great deal if you have the money. And time I guess.

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    Feel Me is a really amazing new app. The future is here.

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    Holy crosswinds Batman!

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    I think they’re on to me.

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    The San Pelligrino 50 Best Restaurants in the World list is better than the Michelin list, and their 2012 ratings are right on. Per Se at 6 and not surprisingly Eleven Madison Park jumps from 24 to 10! It is that good. I expect it to be in the Top 5 next year for sure. Another one to watch out for next year: Atera in New York.

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