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“whoa CNBC reports SEC is charging Mark Cuban with insider trading”

November 17 at 9:38 am - Link

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Wikipedia: "On November 17, 2008, it was announced that the SEC charged Mark Cuban with insider trading in the shares of Mamma.com. A stock dilution occured shortly after the trade, which gave off red flags of inside knowledge at the time of the trade. As Martha Stewart discovered, the U.S. Goverment will aggressively pursue such cases against high-profile individuals as a part of its broader enforcement efforts." - Aram Zucker-Scharff

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just like Martha ... such an inconsequential amount of money (to them) but couldn't keep the hand out of the cookie jar (if true ...) - Adam Ostrow

surprising to me. - Thomas Hawk

I think sometimes the arrogance and sense of entitlement is so large that the thought that they might be committing a crime never enters their thoughts. - Brian Sullivan

I wondered if his sharesleuth business wouldn't at some point come under insider trading. This doesn't have to do with that though. - Thomas Hawk

Isn't it a shame? You should see his latest blog post. Kinda points out how serious he was about not losing. I touched on it briefly: http://onlyjames.com/2008/11/m... - James Mowery via twhirl

I find it hard to believe Cuban would do something quite this stupid. If true, it must have been pure ego. - Kenton

I think it was the ego, Kenton. It is clearly obvious that he is a competitive guy and doesn't like to lose. - James Mowery

Well, Martha went to jail for lying about it. If she had fessed up and taken the fine, it would have blown over. Cuban, take note: it's not the crime, it's the cover up. - Kevin Pedraja

Rachel and I saw Mark Cuban's guest appearance on 'Don't Forget the Lyrics' last night and I said 'Oh, Mark's not a good person. He buys companies that give him the opportunity to sue other companies he doesn't like.' Funny that this news came out the next morning. - Kevin Fox

From his blog: "Mark Cuban today responded to a civil complaint filed by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission in the United States District for the Northern District of Texas, Dallas Division. In its complaint, the Commission charges that Mr. Cuban engaged in violations of the federal securities laws in connection with transactions in the securities of Mamma.com Inc. This matter, which has been pending before the Commission for nearly two years, has no merit and is a product of gross abuse of prosecutorial discretion. Mr. Cuban intends to contest the allegations and to demonstrate that the Commission’s claims are infected by the misconduct of the staff of its Enforcement Division. Mr. Cuban stated, “I am disappointed that the Commission chose to bring this case based upon its Enforcement staff’s win-at-any-cost ambitions. The staff’s process was result-oriented, facts be damned. The government’s claims are false and they will be proven to be so.” - Thomas Hawk

Leo Laporte posted a message on Twitter

“Oh dear. Layoffs at Revision3. Stay tuned.”

October 27 at 10:47 am - Link

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uhoes! My buddies at Hak5 just got on board with Rev3. This isn't good. - ax0n

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Isn't revenue for Rev3 and TWiT based on advertisers opinion of the economy, not the actual economy? - Robert Hafer

Unfortunately I think webTV will be hit very hard by the recession. They are basically 100% reliant on advertising. In this recession, those companies will go to the tried and true television to spend their moneys. - Gavin

Thanks John Spam. - Gabe Boisvert

:O - Josh Haley

See Zadi's thread. Epic Fu is Rev 3 no more. Probably just the beginning. - Fleagle

I'm really going to miss PixelPerfect. I admit, I didn't watch regularly, but it was a fun and educational show. - James Mowery via twhirl

Looks like Sarah Lane is one of the ones who took a hit. This sucks. Who all has been fired? - Shawn aka ringking

I don't know if they've been fired... Just the shows been canceled. Less bandwidth/time costs. - Evan Travers

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Marathoner 'a' winner; Nike looks like a loser

October 23 at 9:24 am - via Bookmarklet - Link

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"Faced with a blast of criticism from all over the country, Nike issued a statement Wednesday saying that it "recognizes Arien O'Connell as a winner." Did you catch that? It says a winner - not the winner. Even though she ran 11 minutes faster than the "elite" woman who was given first place, O'Connell's career-best finish will exist in an odd parallel universe where, no matter how fast you run, you can't win the race unless you're among a special few." - Thomas Hawk via Bookmarklet

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looks like Nike decided to give her her due afterall, sort of... they still didn't call her "the" winner. They are calling her "a" winner. Spineless weak Nike if you ask me. - Thomas Hawk

This has been a textbook example of how even a well-heeled, media savvy company can totally screw the pooch. Could it have been handled more miserably? I don't think so. They just keep digging a deeper hole. - Chris Baskind

If New Balance were smart they'd sign her up for an endorsement deal pronto. Nike looks like mud in all this. They could have handled this so much better. - Thomas Hawk

Nike has always sucked, as a company. Its complete lack of corporate ethics is never a surprise. - Bob M. Montgomery via twhirl

Throughout this whole thing, I'm just wondering how a group of people who got a 20 min. head start didn't notice a person not in their group passing them by. - Anika Malone

New Balance could do Apple/PC like adds with her wearing NB shoes vs. Nike with the ending tagline being, "real winners wear New Balance." They could do it smart and with humor and get good traction off of Nike's total blunder. Nike should declare her "the" winner and maybe give her $50,000 and give number 2 $25,000 to make up for their mishandling of the situation and give the charity another $25,000 to boot. It would be a small price to pay. - Thomas Hawk

@Hawk: You're right. NB or someone should sign her, then do a Joe the Athlete campaign around her. - Chris Baskind

Who is Nike's PR agency anyways and why aren't they handling this better? - Thomas Hawk

That's bullshit. You run the fastest... you win. The fastest runner doesn't get a consolation prize. Clearly nike is unamerican, and a bunch of terrorists. - Joshua Schnell

Major opportunity for NB, agreed. Enjoyed the post and comments on Paul Isakson's blog some months ago re Nike's most recent campaign vs. NB's : http://tinyurl.com/2vrqjm . This event would fit in to that discussion nicely (Nike's "slickness" vs. NB's "real" runner). - Marko Bon

Leo Laporte posted an entry on TWiT.TV - Netcasts you love from people you trust

Windows Weekly 77: Hasta La Vista

October 3 at 11:03 am - Link

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Nice to see Paul laughing and having a good time in this one. I will have to listen to it when I get some free time. - James Mowery via twhirl

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iPhone Cupcakes: so. much. win.

September 15 at 11:57 pm - via Reshare - Link

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Yum! - Orli Yakuel

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Mmmmmm... - Anna Haro

om nom nom - imabonehead

Only one thing to do: I'm going to throw one at you. - Eric Kerr

Do you clean up your messes, Eric? - Mona N.

iyum! - Zee.

makes me hungry just to see them. Should be mounted on springs so they wiggle! - Bill Thompson via twhirl

Shut your hatches, haters! These cupcakes are awesome. - Mona N.

How's the battery life on those cupcakes/ - Michael Markman

yeah - do they jiggle when you press on them? - Zee.

I bet Caryl could make these easy. - Will Higgins

the iphone is soooo del.icio.us! - (jeff)isageek

Geez, how much do those cost? ;-) - Jordan Hofker

First browser cookies, and site breadcrumbs, now these. - Rick Wolff

Ingenious. They look delicious too! - sean808080

ummm.. little to far on the iphone thing. Next is the knitted Iphone. - Chris W

Awesome! Do want. - Stellina

I don't own an iPhone but I would like to try to make these. - Melissa

Christopher, I bet the knitted iPhone already exists somewhere. Or crocheted. Check Craft: magazine. - Kamilah Gill

i soooo want that ipod icon cupcake in the corner. - (jeff)isageek

Sierra Koch published photos on Flickr

August 13 at 7:36 pm - Link

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Louis Gray shared an item on Google Reader

FriendFeed: The People Reader I Always Subconciously Desired

August 6 at 1:44 pm - Link

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Another one of my articles has been Grayed! Hehe. But with this article, i just thought it was amazing how the focus has gone from sites/blogs to the actual people. :) - James Mowery via twhirl

It's a really good one, James! I think I've been more interested in the author of the material from the get-go since my focus is...uh...unfocused. Personal blogging. Finding cool sh*t on the internet. Brilliant, incisive essays that make me see the world differently. I've seen other people with my same kind of un-focus list their blogrolls by author name, rather than blog name--very telling! - colleen wainwright

I agree Colleen. Definitely should be a welcomed change. :) - James Mowery via twhirl

Very good article. I finally understand why I fell in love with FriendFeed ... - Jaime Navon

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The Ultimate FriendFeed Client

August 5 at 11:04 am - Link

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The ultimate FriendFeed client is the URL, it isn't as needy as Twitter is, and doesn't need a client to make it more usable (at the moment). - Steve Isaacs

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Perhaps FriendFeed doesn't need a client to make it more useful, but it is certainly needed to make it more accessible (for me anyways). Also, thanks for favoriting this, Louis. Also, thanks for commenting at Performancing and adding me as a friend on FriendFeed! - James Mowery via twhirl

that missing hide feature is indeed a good point. really messes up ff in twhirl. - Martin Spindler via twhirl

Above all else, I don't understand why FriendFeed and Twhirl have not agreed on the display of comments. Why on earth do they have the order of comments different on each one? Personally, I like the reverse chronological order in Twhirl, but when I visit the FF site, it always takes a moment to adjust seeing the older comments first. Regardless, consistency would be appreciated throughout most first and third-party applications. :D - James Mowery via twhirl

I like using FF on the web.. tried twhirl and it sucks... I agree with @Steve - why do we even need a client? - andy brudtkuhl

Andy: I would ask if you believe that Twitter is as useful without a client? If your answer was no... either you don't use Twitter or you are a madman! :D - James Mowery via twhirl

"Client" doesn't necessarily mean a desktop app. I do, however, see a need for alternative web interfaces. IMO, the successful third-party FF apps will be improved and advanced web clients. - Aviv

Yeah, I agree with Aviv. Especially with smartphones coming in their prime with the likes of the Apple iPhone, I see greater importance being put on third-parties. Who knows what could be created to utilize FriendFeed's functionality? I don't think we've even seen the true potential of third-party developers come out yet with FriendFeed. - James Mowery via twhirl

One area of opportunity for a FF client would be w/a native iPhone app. While the FF iPhone interface is fairly good, but an app could introduce some additional functionality (i.e. improved filtering). - Monty

I have been considering the creation of a site specific browser for use with FriendFeed. You get the web interface without the browser fluff: http://www.fluidapp.com/ or http://labs.mozilla.com/2007/1... - James Mowery via twhirl

James, I think the Twitter concept itself makes it that much more suitable for 3rd party desktop clients, pretty much in the same way that we have IM clients. I think FF is fundamentally different, especially usability-wise (ie. we comment, we check back for replies, there are rooms, different types of content being shared - from images to Twitter-like messages). Unlike Twitter - and IM for that matter, it'll be difficult for desktop apps to keep the users engaged in the FF experience for a long period of time. It works for Twitter - messages in, messages out. But FF requires the user to pay more attention and interact with the system in ways that I think are bound to be inefficient if using a simplified desktop app. - Aviv

James, while FF's current API implementation is great, I don't think we will see serious alternatives to the FF web client until FF lets developers hook into the constant stream of updates (XMPP is all the rage, it seems). It's still possible to aggregate FF data, but at this stage I think it's the main reason for the lack of rich FF clients. - Aviv

Aviv, while I agree, you just can never know. I wasn't specifically talking about desktop clients with this discussion. I think that web-based applications could be developed to better harness the FriendFeed data. For example, I'd love to see a more in-depth view of the activity that takes place on my FriendFeed account (somewhat like Socialistics for Facebook) or have a third-party develop a site that could allow you to aggregate different content types into one single feed for FriendFeed, or perhaps something like a third-party application that could notify you whenever your name or brand is mentioned on FriendFeed (like summize). - James Mowery via twhirl

I'd love to see a live activity heat-map of some sort that can display the relative activity happening throughout the world on FriendFeed. A simple map with color signifying the amount of activity that has taken place within the past hour, day, week, month, and year would be an excellent application. It could be made more useful, but even having something just like that would be astounding to check out. Stuff like that is what I'm interested in. - James Mowery via twhirl

I think a mobile client would be great... But I don't think we need another client for the desktop... @James I only prefer using a Twitter client because it pushes the updates to me - andy brudtkuhl

Andy, I also only prefer Twhirl because it gets the updates to me. When I want to share content from the web, I much rather prefer using the FF bookmarklet. I also use the FF web interface when attempting to catch up on information that I have missed. - James Mowery via twhirl

I like Twhirl, but not for FF - I would give a client that did all of this a try. - Leslie Poston

No client needed for FriendFeed. FriendFeed is the first service where I feel I don't need a local app. - Rutger Blom

Ryan Stewart posted an entry on Ryan Stewart - Rich Internet Application Mountaineer

Aurora is F-ing Awesome and Completely Available Today with Flash

August 4 at 10:53 pm - Link

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Looks like some of the early Longhorn prototypes I saw at Microsoft before I took a job there. Never showed up. But I like where the Surface computer is going more than what I saw the first few minutes of this video. I also really hate scripted videos. They just grate on my nerves. Why not have someone human just talk me through what the UI could do? - Robert Scoble

Leo Laporte published photos on SmugMug

August 2 at 1:23 pm - Link

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Heh. Leo the perennial ham! - ɐ ɯıʞ sıɹɥɔ

Too amazing! - James Mowery via twhirl

Dennis Howlett posted a message on Twitter

“New blog post: Is it over for RSS readers? http://tinyurl.com/6joulm”

July 31 at 5:07 pm - Link

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Hardly. Feed reading technology is only in the beginning stages. Feed readers have yet to implement social filtering, ranking, and artificial intelligence. Feed readers of the future will build social profiles of their users, and they will be able to determine what content is most relevant to us. Today, we have dumb feed readers. All they do is grab data... people filter it. This marks a change in demand. Companies are going to be throwing millions of dollars into technologies which can accomplish these things. You ask is it over; I ask when it will begin. - James Mowery via twhirl

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Hardly. I agree with James Mowery on that point, but disagree with him on everything else he says. :) I use my feed reader as a fast way to power through a lot of blogs and news sources. That's what I used it for when feed readers first came out in 2002, that's how I'm still using it six years later. That's all I want to do. I don't want the feed reader to apply social filtering, ranking, and intelligence -- I rely on the (human) bloggers I subscribe to for that. (con't on next rock) - Mitch Wagner

However, I think I and many other feedreader advocates overestimated the widespread appeal of feed readers. I regularly read 212 feeds in Google Reader. Most people just don't read that much on the Web, not even close. - Mitch Wagner

I hope not, Its the primary way I keep track of a bunch of websites. - Norman Hammer

I use my reader heavily, and I use Twitter and FriendFeed (via Twhirl) to supplement my RSS addiction. There is a lot going on in the world that is outside of the scope of what I subscribe to. - Darrell Bell via twhirl

Not a chance in hell. I follow over 300 feeds for work and personal reading and remembering to check all those sites would be collosal waste of time. Granted, to make sure reading feeds is not a waste time in itself, I skim headlines and only read what stands out. Vague headlines like "you gotta read this" or "LOLs" will just go by the wayside. - Ernie Oporto

Mitch: You might disagree, but that is exactly what is happening as we speak. :) - James Mowery via twhirl

Also, corporations are going to rely on feed reading technology to better understand how there company is performing, what their competition is up to, and they will use RSS as a way to distribute content—they will be willing to invest in technologies that can automate this process. Again, that is being done as we speak, but it still has a very long way to go. - James Mowery via twhirl

Feed readers are the most powerful and efficient way to process news that I know of. I can't imagine what would replace them at this point, other than feed readers with the much more advanced artificial intelligence features that James Mowery refers to in the first comment. I am using Google Reader to process much of Friendfeed. - Sean McBride

michael arrington posted a message on Twitter

“Google Acquires Omnisio To Spice Up YouTube http://tinyurl.com/69u3oz”

July 30 at 1:24 pm - Link

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When will YouTube give us 720p of tear-dripping, mind-blowing, heart-pounding video glory goodness? I prefer Vimeo because the interface is cleaner, the video is sharper and higher quality, and many of the "haters" have not yet ruined the place. YouTube used to be my favorite site, but I've visited it less and less over these past few months. - James Mowery via twhirl

Marco (aureliusmaximus) posted a message

“Five People I Would Love to Have Dinner With: Christopher Hitchens, Anthony Bourdain, Thom Yorke, Richard Branson and David Gilmour - you?”

July 27 at 5:44 pm - Link

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Thomas Pynchon, Christopher Hitchens, Jeff Mangum, Neil deGrasse Tyson, and David Lynch. - Akiva Moskovitz

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David Fincher, Clint Eastwood, Hunter Thompson, Gary Oldman and Bootsy Collins - Mark Forman

Oh, if we were including dead people, my list would be quite different. - Akiva Moskovitz

Gandhi, Nelson Mandela, Pol Pot, Mother Theresa, Che Guevara :)- - Peter Dawson

Do they have to be all at once? I'm kind of officially an introvert. - MiɳiMagɘ (AlwaysMiniMage) via NoiseRiver

@MiniMAge, no not all at once.. 1 for each day of the week :)- - Peter Dawson

Nate Hawthorne, Joseph Campbell, Lao Tsu, David Sedaris and my nephew Cary Grant. - Boo

Thomas Pynchon, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Bridget Fonda, Jon Stewart and Bono. - AJ Kohn

Of the dead: Bruno Shulz, Italo Calvino, Andre Breton, Stanley Kubrick, and George Carlin. - Akiva Moskovitz

Robin Williams, Alan Greenspan, Lance Armstrong, Scott Adams, and Stephen King. - Aaron Schaub

Ronald Reagan, Pete Rose, Stephen Covey, Jon Anderson and John Candy. - richrecruiter

sry should have clarified was just keeping my list to living people. Am finding a bunch of people I don't know and am interested to learn about! @forman YES Gary Oldman! he would be fascinating. @Aaron Robin williams and scott adams would be awesome! @reich Covey would be cool - @minimage lol I was thinking about that - all at once would suck, the conversation would be fascinating but you wouldn't get the full benefit - Marco (aureliusmaximus)

This is reminding me how much I loved and miss Dinner For Five on IFC. - Michael W. May

Robert Downey Jr., Barack Obama, J.J. Abrams, Graham Greene, and the so-what-if-he's-fictional Howard Roark :) - Stagekid

@ blake I'll second JJ Abrams, I'd imagine he would be facinating to talk to - Keke

If they have to be living: David Lynch, Stephen Colbert, Robert Scoble, K Eric Drexler, Neal Stephenson - maybe also Alan Moore, Frank Miller, Brian K. Vaughan (Y the Last Man), Grant Morrison, and I could probably think of many more. - Tad, TV's Patrick Duffy

Christopher Hitchens is damn cool http://del.icio.us/simonstudio... - Ⓝ〄ⒶⒽ ⒹⒶⓋⒾⒹ ⓈⒾⓂ〄Ⓝ

Wow - hardly anyone wants to have dinner with any women.... Let's see I'd love to have dinner with: Kathy Sierra, Melinda Gates, Cali Lewis, Yuu Watase (Fushigi Yuugi).... oh! and Mona. With Lindsay along of course! ;) :P Oooh - and Diane Keaton (have had a crush on her since I first saw Annie Hall. - Tad, TV's Patrick Duffy

Russell T Davies, Joss Whedon, Warren Ellis, Neal Stephenson, and Phil Lesh - Occasional Headbanger

Natalie Portman, Natalie Portman, Natalie Portman, Natalie Portman, Natalie Portman. - Shawn Farner

Michael, I miss that show, too. - Akiva Moskovitz

Joss Whedon is great too. I just thought of Burt Bacharach too. - Tad, TV's Patrick Duffy

Dinner For Five FTW - And now that I have started thinking about Dinner for Five I want to add David Cross and Carrie Fisher to my list but I don't know who to remove. :( - Occasional Headbanger

Neil deGrasse Tyson, Lauren Bacall, Tad Williams, Queen Elizabeth II, Edythe - Michael W. May

dinner with women? Does Waterboarding with Arundhati Roy count as dinner? ...because that would be a blast! Porn watching with Gloria Steinem! Fisting with Catharine MacKinnon... er hmmm why not Condoleezza Rice and an Ann Coulter menage toi... bring the whole Blogher group with 'em - Ⓝ〄ⒶⒽ ⒹⒶⓋⒾⒹ ⓈⒾⓂ〄Ⓝ

Gina Trapani, Robert Scoble, Dare Obasanjo, Pat Helland, Edythe. The fact that i've had dinner with 3/5 of these folks is not a coincidence. ;) - Chris Hollander

What? You don't want dinner with your girlfriend Amanda Chapel? [Why am I doing this.] - Akiva Moskovitz

Hunter S Thompson, Scott Bourne, Leo Laporte, Adam Duritz and Michael Palin - The Last Sound You Hear

Terry Gilliam, Alan Moore, John Stewart, Kevin Smith, and Woody Harrelson - Pete Delucchi

I thought this tangent was going towards women for dinner. aMANda Chapel is exempt from my feminist orgy. oh and I would never invite Robert Scoble over for dinner even if he would come. He's a bitch, but he would eat all my food. - Ⓝ〄ⒶⒽ ⒹⒶⓋⒾⒹ ⓈⒾⓂ〄Ⓝ

Classy Noah! - Occasional Headbanger

if your saying that robert is a "eat all of the mashed potatoes" sort of guy, then you're putting him in very lofty company. :) - Chris Hollander

really... I would like to meet. Sarah Cudo, Justine Ezarik, Beth Cleaver, Orli Yakuel, Leora Israel, Michelle Oshen and my own girlfriend. I'm kidding about my porn fantasy. come on that was rare sexist form for me. don't I get at least one knee slap? ...er also maybe Christine Cavalier if she can stop calling me a stalker - Ⓝ〄ⒶⒽ ⒹⒶⓋⒾⒹ ⓈⒾⓂ〄Ⓝ

Gary Coleman, Emmanuel Lewis, and I'll have to think of the other three later - Nathan Rein

BTW, my list wasn't just hypothetical... i'm free for dinner all this week. :) - Chris Hollander

Scoble will eat ur potatoes Chris Hollander - Ⓝ〄ⒶⒽ ⒹⒶⓋⒾⒹ ⓈⒾⓂ〄Ⓝ

I want to hear Scoble's list, since he's already talked to so many interesting people. - Jeff P. Henderson

Nathan just google famous midgets - Ⓝ〄ⒶⒽ ⒹⒶⓋⒾⒹ ⓈⒾⓂ〄Ⓝ

Cormac McCarthy, Thomas Pynchon, Andrew Wiley, Herman Melville and Alan Moore. - Blake Robinson

@Boo Joseph Campbell is dead. I'd like to meet him as well - Ⓝ〄ⒶⒽ ⒹⒶⓋⒾⒹ ⓈⒾⓂ〄Ⓝ

@noah, tnx, i now phear midgets, necrophiles, and potato eaters.... GASP! - Chris Hollander

lol @nathan are you making your list off of Bloodhound Gang lyrics? ; p Terry Gilliam, Robert Downey Jr, Terry Gilliam and JJ Abrams would be interesting - Marco (aureliusmaximus)

Aden Pennington, John Lennon, Mozart, Charles Manson, Clint Eastwood - Eric Truman

Oh living people. Only two of mine were. Subbing Bill Bryson, James Burke and an unknown. - Boo

on a more serious note... I would like to have dinner with all living former supreme court justices. I wanna talk about porn with the pros. hey Clarence... LONG DONG SILVER was the bomb! - Ⓝ〄ⒶⒽ ⒹⒶⓋⒾⒹ ⓈⒾⓂ〄Ⓝ

The Pope, Clint Eastwood, My Dad, Queen Elizabeth, Dahli Lama... - Kathy

After some deep contemplation, I would like to respectfully un-invite Obama to my dinner party and replace him with Cal Ripken Jr. - Stagekid

I'd like to have Bill Kristol and Noam Chomsky over and make them talk to one another - Nathan Rein

Ian McEwan, Haruki Murakami, Nick Cave, Richard Dawkins, Werner Herzog - Robert Stribley

Duncan Riley posted a message

“Post the RSS Feed to your blog in the comments. I just set up a FFF folder in GReader and I'd like to fill it + you can share with others”

July 17 at 11:11 pm - Link

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http://feeds.feedburner.com/Lo... - Louis Gray

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http://feeds.feedburner.com/sh... - ♫ Rahsheen ™ ★

http://anthropology.net/feed/ - Kambiz Kamrani

http://feeds.feedburner.com/De... - Glenn Slaven

http://justanotheriphoneblog.c... - Patrick Jordan

http://api.flickr.com/services... - Russellreno

http://sodamndeep.com/feed - Chris

http://thepuckwrites.com/feed/ - Neal "thePuck" Jansons via twhirl

http://www.toboshu.cn/feed/ - Chris Qie

http://feeds.feedburner.com/co... - Anthony Citrano

http://mortonfox.livejournal.c... - Morton Fox

http://edwink.devhd.com/feed - Edwin Khodabakchian - Edwin Khodabakchian

http://www.bwana.org/feed - Bwana

http://www.joedawsons.com/feed... I have a lot of images of my family adventures which get uploaded so I wouldn't subscribe if you don't want that fed into GReader! - Joe Dawson (beta)

http://feeds.feedburner.com/Ti... - Adamo Lanna

http://feeds.feedburner.com/Th... - David Muir

http://feeds.feedburner.com/Ni... - Nick Cowie

http://santo.sh/rss & http://www.santoshgs.com/blog/... - Santosh via twhirl

http://operabouffe.wordpress.c... - can you read Italian? :) - MacGiorgia

http://feeds.feedburner.com/go... - greedy I have two - Nick Cowie

Cool initiative http://www.thebetanews.com/fee... - Dennis Bjørn Petersen via twhirl

http://johnbv2.wordpress.com/f... ... Thanks! - JohnBfromMemphis via twhirl

http://feeds.feedburner.com/ch... - Chris Baskind

http://feeds.feedburner.com/ma... - Matt Hooper

Giorgia, no, but I'm quite capable of using Google translate when the pictures look good :-) - Duncan Riley

keep em coming, so really good reading in this list - Duncan Riley

May I change mine to: http://www.nicefishfilms.com/b... thanks! - Nice Fish Films

Duncan - alrighty, here's my architecture blog's feed too, then :) http://aisforarchitecture.word... - MacGiorgia

There will actually be more of me here, Duncan: http://feeds.feedburner.com/li... - Chris Baskind

Duncan: do you want any kind of blog or specific topic blogs? - Justin Korn

Justin, which ever you'd like to share with me and others. - Duncan Riley

http://lifestreamblog.com/feed... Lifestream Blog - Mark Krynsky

I'm just getting started with my own blog: http://feeds.feedburner.com/Ju... - Justin Korn

Flickr RSS to pretty things up: http://api.flickr.com/services... - Justin Korn

http://feeds.feedburner.com/AS... - Bryce

http://feeds.feedburner.com/On... - OnDemand Beat Blog - OnDemand Beat

http://feeds.feedburner.com/wi... - Widgets Lab - Avatar X

http://www.twofishcreative.com... - Michael C. Harris

http://feed.feedburner.com/ern... (Dutch) also http://feeds.feedburner.com/st... /Message - Erno Hannink

http://feeds.feedburner.com/we... - Hao Chen

http://feeds.feedburner.com/St... - Jesse Stay

http://feeds.feedburner.com/co... - Colin Walker via fftogo

http://blog.yuvisense.net/feed - Yuvi (has IRL friends!)

http://thestatbot.com/feed - Yuvi (has IRL friends!)

http://feeds.pirillo.com/Chris... - l0ckergn0me

http://blog.infinitelymeta.com... - Brian Daniel Eisenberg

http://feeds.feedburner.com/mm... - Andy Murdoch

http://whitelabelspace.blogspo... - Steve Allen

http://feeds.feedburner.com/ju... - Julian Baldwin

http://nixonbyname.com/feed/ - Chris Nixon

http://sudarmuthu.com/blog/fee... - Sudar

This is my going to bed mark so I know where to start adding feeds in the morning. keep em coming, and anyone reading this, feel free to add as many people as you like - Duncan Riley

http://whatjamesknows.com/?fee... - James Ferguson

http://www.benparr.com/feed/ , although I'm transforming into a new blog next month, right before the New Media Expo. - Ben Parr

http://feeds.feedburner.com/OT... - James Joyner

http://codingrelic.geekhold.co... though why anyone would want to read it is beyond me. - Denton Gentry

http://www.gearcrave.com/feed/ - william barnes

http://knobee.com/feed/ - Vince DeGeorge

http://feeds.feedburner.com/de... - felix

http://feeds.feedburner.com/Re... - Rob Diana

http://feeds.feedburner.com/In... - Shey

http://feeds.feedburner.com/ge... - andy brudtkuhl

http://feeds.feedburner.com/ki... - Ian May via twhirl

http://bhc3.wordpress.com/feed... - Hutch Carpenter