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Monthly Archives: December 2007
Kehlkopfmikrofon: Almost forgot these comments
Stumbleupon Review of : http://kehlkopfmikrofon.blogspot.com/2007/12/almost-forgot-these-comments.html The blogger blogs the blogger blogged. Blogaciously
The New York Times & Log In
Stumbleupon Review of : http://www.nytimes.com/2007/11/18/magazine/18sleep-t.html?pagewanted=1 The story of our ruined sleep, in virtually every telling I’ve heard, begins with Thomas Edison: electric light destroyed the sanctity of night. Given more to do and more opportunity to do it, we gave … Continue reading
In fact, many contemporary,
Stumbleupon Review of : In fact, many contemporary, nonindustrialized cultures contentedly pass portions of the night in the same state of somnolence, says Carol Worthman, an anthropologist at Emory University who is one of the first to look at how … Continue reading
tracker.nxvr.org
Stumbleupon Review of : http://tracker.nxvr.org/ If you ain’t learnin’ you ain’t livin’: Information wants to be consumed. (preferably by cephalopods)
Bunty
Stumbleupon Review of : http://web.archive.org/web/20030717214924/http://bunty.stumbleupon.com/ Stumbleupon’s come a long way. Remember when all this used to be fields?