Monthly Archives: November 2003

Monterey Bay Aquarium: Seafood Watch Program So you say you eat fish for a healthier lifestyle? The Monterey Bay Aquarium makes it easy for you to make informed choices about the fish you eat and where your dollars go. I LOVE this and it makes me love the internet a little bit more!!

Guggenheim Museum – The Collection

FTAA IMCMore info than you can shake a stick at about FTAA…didya you know that there was 8.5 million in the 87.5 billion AID package for Iraq that was earmarked for paramilitary surveilance *oops*, uh, I mean law enforcement at the FTAA meeting?

awesome game plan for finding a career not a job. This one’s for me. Well laid out and inspiring! I think this framework could apply anywhere you want to make a meaningful change.

Open Government Information Awareness: “To empower citizens by providing a single, comprehensive, easy-to-use repository of information on individuals, organizations, and corporations related to the government of the United States of America. To allow citizens to submit intelligence about government-related issues, while maintaining their anonymity. To allow members of the government a chance to participate in [...]

MIT World � : Descent into Limbo ABOUT THE LECTURE: In this riveting and emotionally charged talk, Sendak provides a retrospective on the struggles of his early career as an artist, describing the “great giant ladies versus the suits” of the publishing establishment, discusses the symptoms of depression as they correlate to the creative process, [...]

Do you remember my f***ing awesome idea for a cell phone? Of course you do. Well, it turns out that NTT DoCoMo, a japanese telco, has take my concept one step further. They’ve created a technology that transmits voice signals through your bones and all you need to do is put your forefinger to your [...]

this keeps ringing in my mind first thing every morning