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• Sakura, is what the Japanese call cherry blossom trees. Jeff has a gallery of his adventures during Sakura season over on his blog.
• Matt alerted me that the myth about the slow-boild frog, is false.
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  Zombie Strippers! [trailer] An advertisement on the back of the actually pretty good comic book release, Jenna Jameson’s Shadow Hunter (seriously, it’s not bad, maybe even good), advertised a non porn film, starring Jenna Jameson, titled Zombie Strippers!

• You can now find all of Daft Punk’s live sets all in one place.
• You Work For Them, the people who brought you “Black Sabbath”, have a really nice blog.
• Apple FINALLY updated the Airport Express to be 802.11n! No more dropped tunes!
• Some insane RC helicopter action:
  

Johnny Bunko trailer from Daniel Pink on Vimeo.

[via stephen henault]

This is the most profound marketing I’ve ever seen for a book.

The first of many? I’ve got so many links I want to post. and because like bananas, links go better as a bunch, here they are.

• What happens when snoop dog gets together with an eonomist? Rap Graphs - via ze frank (RAPup, get it?)
• Jeremy is getting into trouble with electronics too! The arduino is such a cool gadget. Make sure to check out the “Brain Machine”.
• Apple defines Motherf*ck*r
• (oldy, but goody) Don’t ever think for a second Eric Meyer isn’t the most badass dude ever…
• Calvin Harris has got one killer electro dance album out.

• Celemony Direct Note Access:

  Direct Note Access is a technology that makes the impossible possible: for the first time in audio recording history you can identify and edit individual notes within polyphonic audio material.

• A car painted entirely with a Sharpie. [via dfckr]

• Dropclock is a really cool screensaver, of Helvetica numers dropping into an invisible pool of water.

You can now buy the awesome grid-it notepads that were once just a pretty thought.

Last Tuesday, my girlfriend and I went to see Joshua Radin and Schuyler Fisk at The Ark in Ann Arbor.

It was truly amazing. Hearing them live was so powerful. They talked about their songs too, which made it even more gratifying and intimate. If you ever have the chance to see either of them, do it, it will be a show you’ll never forget.

The best part of the night was getting to speak with Josh and Schuyler, who were both just so radiant and happy to meet their fans. And, I got to tell them how much their music has helped me, especially this past year, and that they really have made a difference in my life. This past year has been a crazy one, especially with my Dysautonomia, and their music really has touched me.

Oh, and if you ever read this Schuyler, I have to admit, I’ve got a crush on you. :)

You can now get really cool canvas gallery wraps from Mpix.