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"Scientists have discovered that even after more than 40 years, people can still vividly recall where they were and what they were doing when they first heard the Fab Four’s music. They say it shows that music is one of the most powerful triggers of memory, and Beatles music in particular is more than mere “auditory cheesecake”. The online research was the biggest ever survey into the links between memory and music, and scientists believe its findings will be replicated among millions of other music fans throughout the world." - RAPatton via Bookmarklet

The first I remember hearing was I Saw Her Standing There and I was dancing with my twin sis. It someone's wedding or something and we must have been 3 or 4. - Michael W. May

"Get Back" is the first Beatles song I recall. You know that Jo Jo. He is a loner. - RAPatton

My dad wasn't a big music aficionado. He had two cassette tapes for family road trips--The Beatles and The Beach Boys. I can now sing most of the greatest hits of both bands. The three kids took turns sleeping in the back window. The music piped straight into our ears from the rear speakers and dad wasn't turning it off. Beatles = family road trip for me. - Shellee

JoCo yea! - Sarah Austin

Now that the photos are up.. need to edit the videos. :D - Daynah

that a beetle VW beetle. - Caroline

Outstanding! ha ha ha... - Mike Cornell

not to many then.. 4 pages to go - Simon Wicks

I wonder what that "gangsta" and his "architect" are smoking! - Siddharth Deb

Heh sorry for the random images, I was teaching someone my photoshop trick using flickr on how to do some television scan lines, while also hiding certain features that might make it easy to see where the source is. - Eric Rice

And how fucking embarrassing it takes all this work to HIDE that something was made in SL. Sheesh. If HALO would let me do this kinda shit, I wouldn't have to add stigma-navigation to my workflow, because conceptually, one is cooler than the other. Retarded. - Eric Rice

Pretty pretty. - Tad, TV's Patrick Duffy

What Mark and Thomas said. - Charlie Anzman

I like the way people are creating 'sets' of favs for FriendFeed, interesting - Kol Tregaskes

edythe! I'm sorry!! Just in case you didn't get it from my own message. I feel awful for giving you a hard time when you were just being ultra sweet. - Zee.

oh, zee, it's ok. :) - edythe

Which film was on tap for movie night? - Michael W. May

I want that pink one :( - Monique

@moskowitz: I still have the one I started using around 1985 and the majority of my LOMOportfolio.com was shot with it - earlyadopter

well direct me if anyone hasflatlands - stereo pictures one or even stereographic-like optic camera - like the old german book - hans knuchel - flatlands (stereo pictures) - Scott Moskowitz via twhirl

Didn't see any of it but the pictures are nice - Brian Sullivan via Bookmarklet

from Aaron Barnhart: "Now comes the tricky part. For two weeks following his "Yakety Sax Benny Hill chase" with National Enquirer reporters -- that brilliantly apt description came from Newsbusters, not me -- John Edwards clearly was a hunted man. And while much of the mainstream media sat on the sidelines (my employer McClatchy as usual chose to play the contrarian and did reports like this one and this one), the story was kept alive by dedicated bloggers and ..." - Robert Seidman via Bookmarklet

This story hasn't played out yet. It ends with Edwards' resignation. - Chris Baskind

Resign from what? He doesn't currently hold any office and is already not going to the convention. - Robert Seidman

great AGAIN - Anna Haro

According to votes on imdb of course - Zee. via Bookmarklet

i think i am finally going to see this tomorrow. phew. - edythe

be sure to go to the bathroom before you get in. You won't want to take a break for nothing. Can't really afford to, you'll miss too much. :) - Yolanda

"Designed in 1899 by Jacques Gros, the famed health spa/hotel has a perfect city location overlooking Lake Zürich and the Alps. The grand old hotel has been re-imagined as a modern luxury hotel by a star team of professionals - architecture by London’s Foster and Partners, interior design by United Designers, also of London, and the spa concept by spa-industry visionary, Arizona-based Sylvia Sepielli ." - Cee Bee via Bookmarklet

Funny and poignant take on how some of the greatest photographers would have been received on sites like Flickr. - Tsega Dinka via Bookmarklet

Wow - that's great. :-) - Brian Johns

A classic. I appreciate it even better after hanging around Flickr for a while. - Alexei Tolkachev

One of my favorites. - Dave Dugal via Bookmarklet

That's very nice! - Brian Johns

it's 30 years since I bought this! - Iain Baker

This song is always great to listen to. - -.- . -. -.. .-. .- -.-

"t was another indecently beautiful day at Clingstone — a faded, shingled and, yes, very rough 103-year-old mansion set on a rock in Narragansett Bay — and Mr. Wood, its owner, was musing on what the place is not: specifically, that grander turn-of-the century folly in nearby Newport, a limestone-and-gilt palace built by a Vanderbilt in 1895. But in fact it’s the rough edges and salt-encrusted surfaces that Mr. Wood, a 79-year-old Boston architect, treasures most about Clingstone. For nearly half a century, he has kept them (more or less) intact, and the house standing, through his own hard labor and that of others. He and a crew of family and friends who share his passion for the place’s “deep bohemian funk,” as Nicholas Benson, a stone carver from Newport, put it, have dedicated their time and skills (plumbing and wiring experience are always particularly welcome) to keeping the place from slipping into the water forever." - Cee Bee via Bookmarklet

Wow. Amazing. - Jonathon

a little island of one's own. how charming is that? - Cee Bee

That is simply amazing. - Mark Wilson