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It is worrying how much I relate to this whole Louis CK bit.

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As mentioned on this week’s Radiolab podcast.

Thank You Steve »

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This is my favorite photo of Steve Jobs. Leaning forward to connect with his wife after his keynote presentation at the 2011 WWDC. You can almost feel the relief and accomplishment radiating from him.

When I see this photo, I see a man who bent every fiber of his will toward a goal so lofty, so seemingly unattainable that no one thought it was possible, and at the end of that race, with the task completed, he closed his eyes and rested.

Thank you Steve. I’ll miss you.

For a man who guarded his personal brand so jealously, these moments – moments where the guard drops just a little and we see the man underneath – are really striking.

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Set to become the Dramatic Chipmunk of 2011.

Alfred Hitchcock and Ina Balke

Alfred Hitchcock and Ina Balke. I love this picture so much.

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Happy 100th birthday, Flann O’Brien/Brian O’Nolan/Myles na gCopaleen.

A Pint Of Plain Is Your Only Man (by clarebannerman)

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Gorgeous timelapse of Dublin by Richard Twomey

Fordlândia

Scott Chandler’s amazing photos of Fordlândia. While I’m at it, I should also recommend Greg Grandin’s book about Fordlandia. Honestly, Fitzcarraldo had nothing on Henry Ford.

Postmodern Warfare

First Level

The first level is a flashback level where you are a old man retelling the events of the last level of the game to your grandson. Only your grandson doesn’t exist yet and it’s really you in the present day imagining what it’ll be like to be an old man retelling the last level of the game to your grandson. Then your grandson (who doesn’t exist) kills you.

Levels in Call of Duty: Postmodern Warfare via McSweeney’s