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Give Me Something To Read Best of 2010
givemesomethingtoread: This was my first full year at the helm of Give Me Something To Read, and to mark it, I’ve compiled this list of the best articles and essays I posted through 2010 (limited to those that were actually published in 2010). Best, obviously, is subjective, and what this list comprises is a selection of my favourites and reader favourites (as judged by the number of notes they...
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“But Nic Rad, a Brooklyn-based artist, answered the question most succinctly in a...”
– Finding a Use for Tumblr - NYTimes.com Cheers to the daydreamers. Happy 2011 to my friends and followers. 
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The Best of the Best Lists of 2010 →
kateoplis: Prepare to lose a few hours.
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BBC News World Leader Obituaries 2010 →
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“I have not failed. I have discovered 1000 things that do not work.”
– Thomas Alva Edison (via quote-book)
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“Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are...”
–  Marianne Williamson (via fevenaraya)
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“There is joy in work. There is no happiness except in the realization that we...”
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TechCrunch - Top 40 iPhone Apps of 2010 →
Excuse the typos. I wrote this on my iPhone.
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Skeletons In The Stocking: Eight Christmas Covers... →
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RWW | On Facebook, Angry People Are More Popular... →
“…the company disclosed the results of its text analysis of 1 million anonymized messages. Among the findings: Young people swear more than older people and older people talk about other people more than just themselves. Popular people are more likely to talk about other people, TV and movies, to swear and use religious words.”
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E-Mail's Big Demographic Split (Matt Richtel/Bits) →
Matt Richtel / Bits: E-Mail’s Big Demographic Split — In an article in Tuesday’s Times, I wrote about the changing status of e-mail. Once it was cool to merely have an e-mail account (or several), but many young people now think of it as old school, and much prefer the zip of texting, instant messaging and social networks. Indeed, a deeper look at the statistics shows just how much...
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TVO Planning Free Digital Archive →
TVO is planning to launch an online public archive in February that will include some its best educational content from the past 40 years.
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HBR | Unlocking the Mayor Badge of... →
Umair Haque: The untapped capacity to create significance (and all the stuff that follows on from it — higher purpose, a sense of meaning, animating passion, intrinsic motivation) has never been more important: I’d gently suggest it’s the wellspring of 21st century advantage. As I’ve discussed at length both here and in my book, The New Capitalist Manifesto, the real roots of...
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QUOTE: While we have determined that there is not… →
While we have determined that there is not a strategic fit at Yahoo!, we believe there is a ideal home for Delicious outside of the company where it can be resourced to the level where it can be…
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Herohill » Blog Archive » Favorites-of 2010::... →
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