November 2008
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Oct 30th
Presentation Zen: Visualization of how the world... →
Visualizations of how the world views US election. 
Oct 29th
Clemens Kogler - CUTECUTECUTE - video →
Actually a video I’m not so sure about. However the concept was to take the “well-known genre” of instructional videos fors kids, usually teaching the various sounds of animals or how to count up to 10 and changing the subjects to more grown-up themes like abortion, child abuse etc.
Oct 29th
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Lou Dorfsman, Design Director Who Developed CBS... →
Oct 26th
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I am getting kinda burned out on the “whiteboard/Sketchy” videos, but this one is pretty good.
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Story of Joe the Plumber springs many leaks →
Joe, Sam, whatever your name is… I mean if you’re going to plant a story, do some research McCain…
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DOXOLOGY
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Oct 6th
Helvetica Version of Monopoly →
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Who's profiting from the crisis? Goldman Sachs, of... →
Oct 3rd
House bailout legislation larded with - yup, you... →
Senators quietly tucked a number of earmarks into the tax package of the 451-page bill passed Wednesday night and expected to be put to a vote in the House on Friday: a $2 million tax benefit for makers of wooden arrows for children; a $100 million tax break to benefit auto racetrack owners; $192 million in rebates on excise taxes for the Puerto Rican and Virgin Islands rum industry; $148 million...
Oct 3rd
Ten Reasons Not To Bail Out Wall Street  →
Oct 3rd
Palin Bingo Cards →
Oct 2nd
Check your Voter Registration NOW!!!
I just checked and somehow I was “unregistered.” States have been purging voters. Please check to make sure that you are registered 
Oct 2nd
Tree Power!! →
Oct 2nd
Jon Fisher, software entrepreneur and business professor at University of San Francisco:
I am anti-bailout. At the same time we are considering this $700 billion financial sector bailout, Congress approved $25 billion in financial aid to the automakers and it got very little attention.
Our biggest problem in this country is that we prop up companies that do not deserve to be companies. We should have some sort of a plan to revive the financial markets, but it should not involve having the government take over companies.
Government should continue to work behind the scenes to encourage the stronger financial institutions to take the weak companies out of the field. We should let free market forces blow the nonperformers away.
Oct 1st