Tada.

Mark Bittman iPhone app hooks me up

Can I Knock On This Door? by Little Wings (at Management Sciences for Health) —

Little Bit by Little Wings (at @starbucks) —

Curry time and the living is easy. (at @ShalimarOfIndia) —

RT @longform: "The Fast, Fabulous, Allegedly Fraudulent Life of Megaupload’s Kim Dotcom" (by Sean Gallagher, @Wired ...

Miss this place! (at Veggie Planet) —

At @newburycomics —

I just unlocked the "16 Candles" badge on @foursquare! Hip hip hooray!

Picking up The Sea of Holes (aka Twister) for the Kid's Beatles bday party. (at The Games People Play) —

NPR Interviews Fred Korematsu’s Daughter On His Civil Rights Work & Celebrating Fred Korematsu Day

Three Primary Colors – @okgo and Sesame Street explain color theory in stop-motion, produced by the great Al Jarnow

RT @ezraklein: Repost: What Planned Parenthood actually does, in one chart:

Occupy the Clergy - Ta-Nehisi Coates - National - The Atlantic (via Instapaper)

RT @Jezebel: In NYPD Custody, Trans People Get Chained to Fences and Poles

freeDive transforms Google Spreadsheets into searchable databases that can be embedded in web sites.

At Management Sciences for Health —

Rare 1929 recording of James Joyce reading a melodious passage from the “Anna Livia Plurabelle”

At @starbucks —

Scientific American: New Orleans Protection Plan Will Rely on Wetlands to Hold Back Hurricanes

Intent on shaking up the ultimate 'sacred cow' for Jews, Israeli director Yoav Shamir embarks on a provocative - and at times irreverent - quest to answer the question, "What is anti-Semitism today?" Does it remain a dangerous and immediate threat? Or is it a scare tactic used by right-wing Zionists to discredit their critics? Speaking with an array of people from across the political spectrum (including the head of the Anti-Defamation League and its fiercest critic, author Norman Finkelstein) and traveling to places like Auschwitz (alongside Israeli school kids) and Brooklyn (to explore reports of violence against Jews), Shamir discovers the realities of anti-Semitism today. His findings are shocking, enlightening and - surprisingly - often wryly funny.

Yoav Shamir tries to take a witty & satirical approach to a deadly serious issue - anti-semitism in today's world. His film & title focus almost exclusively on the unprecedented access he was given to Abe Foxman and the NY-Based Anti-Defamation League (ADL). Shamir tries to document one of the ADL-reported cases of rising anti-semitism, and this leads him to Crown Heights in Brooklyn, where he interviews black youth. He accompanies students on a March of the Living visit to Poland. He is invited to join Foxman on an ADL delegation to Europe, where he discovers that the ADL is closely aligned with the policies of the Israeli government. He then interviews two American academics who have written about this issue (Mearsheimer & Walt) and concludes that Israel's past is preventing it from moving forward. This singular focus on the US-Israeli lobby as a lense with which to view contemporary anti-semitism means that Shamir ignores more sinister forms, such as Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

MT @peterbeinart: Would be nice if Aish haTorah stuck to mkng confused secular kids frum instead of peddling bigotry.

Bought another copy of @baratunde's #HowToBeBlack . If you haven't bought at least 1 how can you live with yourself?

Crazy by The Asteroids Galaxy Tour (at Management Sciences for Health) —

Lady Jesus by The Asteroids Galaxy Tour (at MBTA Central Square Station) —

Suburban Space Invader by The Asteroids Galaxy Tour —

Ron Paul Exposed As White Supremacist By Anonymous via @AddInfoOrg

50 Great Widgets For Your Blog:

♫ Enjoying the frigid 57 degree winter air and soundtracking "G. Sinclair" by Graves (from Cambridgeport)

At Management Sciences for Health —

At @starbucks —

Need snack (at Trader Joe's) —

The blogger formally known as Bitch PhD on why being pro choice means trusting women, no ifs ands or buts

Apps To Help You Deal With Too Many Apps via @rww

Don Cornelius: remembering the accomplishments but not sugar coating the man's dv arrests

Don Cornelius: remembering the accomplishments but not sugar coating the man's dv arrests

Beyond Dixie: The Black Freedom Struggle Outside of the South /need to get this special issue of Magazine of HIstory

RT @ScottKirsner: In advance of the Facebook S-1 filing, there's this cool site (built in Arlington, MA):

Man. RIP MT @misterjt: [...] Don Cornelius killed himself down the street. Love, peace, and soul, brother man.

♫ soundtracking "Cash You In" by Graves (@ Management Sciences for Health)

♫ soundtracking "Honeypot" by Graves (@ MBTA Central Square Station)

♫ soundtracking "Strength In ###'s" by Graves

The New French Hacker-Artist Underground | Magazine /such a cool article! via @brainpicker

Delicious and healthy, Gan Shalom's Purim package is also the ONLY kosher, organic, fair trade, sustainably grown mishloach manot available!

Mishloach Manot – a traditional gift of tasty treats sent to family, friends and acquaintances for Purim – is a mitzvah originating in the Book of Esther.

In keeping aligned with Jewish values of respecting the earth, social justice and ethical business practices, products in Gan Shalom's Misloach Manot are

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If you're planning to go paperless this tax season, here are five apps to consider:

We send a lot of mail for Basecamp, Highrise, Backpack, and Campfire (and some for Sortfolio, the Jobs Board, Writeboard, and Tadalist). One of the most frequently asked questions we get is about how we handle mail delivery and ensure that emails are making it to people’s inboxes.

RT @RollingStone: Eighties rockers Survivor are suing Newt Gingrich for using "Eye of the Tiger" at rallies:

Armchair Radical via @RortyBomb @BostonReview

PS If you love After the Laughter and wish there was more Wendy Rene to listen to you, will be rewarded next week

Using keywords based on a company's cultural values can help your resume beat the automated screeners:

♫ soundtracking "Beach Song" by Dana and Karen Kletter (@ Management Sciences for Health)

♫ soundtracking "Your Mother Wants To Know" by Dana and Karen Kletter (@ MBTA Central Square Station)

♫ soundtracking "We Died In August" by Dana and Karen Kletter