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February 03 2011
Foodily - Search Results at 1280x800
At this, you get three and a half results and the bottom of the result is truncated. You need to scroll to see all of the ingredients, but the information you want (picture, title, and rating) are available. The results designed to make it clear that you can scroll down: the number of ingredients are listed, and the list just feels unfinished.
At this, you get three and a half results and the bottom of the result is truncated. You need to scroll to see all of the ingredients, but the information you want (picture, title, and rating) are available. The results designed to make it clear that you can scroll down: the number of ingredients are listed, and the list just feels unfinished.
September 28 2010
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August 13 2010
The Claremont Institute - Vive la Différence
Fantastic review of The Narcissism of Minor Differences: How America and Europe are Alike, by Peter Baldwin"[D]espite our assumptions, despite a thousand op-eds, and a couple of centuries of squabbling and bickering, and even wars and revolutions, the statistical differences between Western Europe and America are trivial—in fact less than the differences between various European states. All that stuff about us Americans and them Europeans? Statistically speaking, them is us."
This is now on my "must read" list.
The Claremont Institute - Vive la Différence
Fantastic review of The Narcissism of Minor Differences: How America and Europe are Alike, by Peter Baldwin"[D]espite our assumptions, despite a thousand op-eds, and a couple of centuries of squabbling and bickering, and even wars and revolutions, the statistical differences between Western Europe and America are trivial—in fact less than the differences between various European states. All that stuff about us Americans and them Europeans? Statistically speaking, them is us."
This is now on my "must read" list.
February 22 2010
February 21 2010
Up, Down, Across: Elevators, Escalators, and Moving Sidewalks
An exhibition (and a book) that looks at elevators, escalators and moving sidewalks from a historical, design and cultural perspective. It sounds fascinating. I want the book.January 11 2010
October 14 2009
October 12 2009
Football, dog fighting, and brain damage : The New Yorker
An offensive lineman can’t do his job without “using his head,” one veteran says, but neuropathologists examining the brains of ex-N.F.L. players have found trauma-related degeneration.Against Transparency | The New Republic
How could anyone be against transparency? Its virtues and its utilities seem so crushingly obvious. But I have increasingly come to worry that there is an error at the core of this unquestioned goodness. We are not thinking critically enough about where and when transparency works, and where and when it may lead to confusion, or to worse. And I fear that the inevitable success of this movement--if pursued alone, without any sensitivity to the full complexity of the idea of perfect openness--will inspire not reform, but disgust. The "naked transparency movement," as I will call it here, is not going to inspire change. It will simply push any faith in our political system over the cliff.September 25 2009
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