Monthly Archives: August 2012

Hidden City Philadelphia’s Interview With The Ph.ly Team

Read Nathaniel Popkin’s interview with Chris Wink and Brian James Kirk who have coupled a URL shortener with a fantastic newsletter that you’ll want to subscribe to: For The Future Of Ph.ly.

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Resources to Learn Scala

Algorithmically challenged (love that name for a blog!) put together a great list of resources to learn Scala on the Web. New for me was a massive list of links posted to Stack Overflow (one for the bookmarks).

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Fun read: Tor.com on why we really love Princess Leia

Tor.com: Emily Asher-Perrin: Can We Talk About Why We Really Love Princess Leia?: Forced to be a sexual object for a crime lord? Choke him to death and get outta dodge. Find out your stealth party was spotted on by … Continue reading

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Rock Nightmare’s Interview with former KISS guitarist Bruce Kulick

Dante interviews Grand Funk Railroad’s (and former KISS guitarist) Bruce Kulick. It’s a great chat.

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The Atlantic Cities: “In Philadelphia, a Porch for an Entire City”

The Atlantic Cities: Kaid Benfield: In Philadelphia, a Porch for an Entire City: If you care about green cities, you have to like a lot of what’s happening in Philadelphia lately, from land use planning to watershed management to the … Continue reading

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I’m in this team!

Jon Moore: It’s a Great Team When…. It’s a fantastic privilege to work with the team I do. We’re a cast of characters, everyone is a contributor, fighting for each others success. Leadership plays a role in that. Mission plays … Continue reading

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Hidden City Philadelphia on the S.S. United States

Hidden City Philadelphia, a blog you should be reading if you’re not, has a few recent posts on the S.S. United States including pictures and an interview with Steven Ujifusa who recently had a book published about the ship. Hidden … Continue reading

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Commodore 64 turned 30 yesterday

BBC ran a piece introducing a C64 to a couple groups of children to commemorate the day. Related: Wikipedia: Commodore 64 ars technica: A history of the Amiga c64.com Commodore USA

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