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more bouncy balls Originally uploaded by sem. A Flickr photo to end the week! Super Balls released down a hill in San Francisco. Makes me feel like a kid again. Have a good weekend.

Here’s something in which I am keenly interested in. The Echo Chamber Project examines how the media all served as an echo chamber in the run-up to the Iraq war. Kent Bye is determined to not let it happen again. Is there any end to the fascinating stuff that is out there right now?

There are all kinds of great stories out there (and I’m always looking for good ones related to cycling!). So one day this fellow who has a blog (a.k.a. Starfire) notices a cyclist who has dropped his gloves. Turns out the cyclist (a.k.a. The Hungry Cyclist) is riding from New York City to Rio de [...]

Here is an entertaining (and educational) article on The Birth of Google.

As shown by my Konfabulator (a.k.a. Yahoo Widgets) weather thingy, this is how hot it got yesterday. More on Konfabulator . . . later.

In honor of the anniversary of the first manned moon landing (July 20, 1969), Google presents, Google Moon. To get the most out of this wonderful educational resource click the “+” sign to zoom all the way in and see what the surface looks like!

I’m not sure if this will help everyone with their office environment, but this video from Belief shows off some hilarious commercials, and it might spark some creative ideas. It is rather long at about 40 minutes, but go grab some lunch, sit at your desk, and enjoy.

Videocue and its companion Wirecast tries to answer Serious Magic’s Visual Communicator. Based on the demo video, they’ve got a ways to go. Serious Magic has stated that a Mac version of Visual Communicator would only be possible if DirectX and DirectShow were supported. Does the Macintel announcement make that any more likely?

Lance in France, the podcast reporting on Lance Armstrong (he will occasionally be interviewed) as he goes for victory #7 in the 2005 Tour de France.