Low risk, low returns.

Hellooooo.  Here are some more of those links on a white webpage, just for you.  It’s been a little while, but I trust this will tide you over.  Just insert those witty comments you already have in your cultured, educated grey matters.

Science

  • How tone deafness works – this has always fascinated me because it’s something we get or we don’t get.  Most of us are lucky.  Plus watch a video on the science of singing.  I still sing way too much.  I’m like the fifth member of Here Comes Treble.
  • I am more of a man than you – Turns out testosterone does not lead to aggression and risk taking, but rather could lead to qualities like fairness.

Environment/Energy

  • Electricity from space – California gives the green light to beam solar power from space.  It’s a bit unsane that unsane news comes from our typing boxes every single week.
  • Environmental assessment virtuosos rejoice – Amongst environmental moustache tweakers, the Mackenzie Delta pipeline has been a monumental case study for environmental assessment.  Looks like things will not be moving forward any time soon, if at all.
  • Gategate – scientists responds to those climate emails.   THOSE.  The press needs to stop using two words – crisis, and gate.
  • Oregono – Oregon advances use of wave power off their coastline.

Politics/News

  • Google ready to be a phone maker – the next cool step is when they let you talk on Voice over IP for free.  That means no more cell phone minutes, just a device that can connect to the internet so you can talk on your phone via Skype for free.  I’m worried and excited.

Food

  • The local food debate – more proof that local food isn’t always better for the environment.  It’s always grey kids, je me souviens.
  • Q&A with the yoda - top American chef Thomas Keller stops in to chat about his new book in Toronto

Music/Entertainment

  • The lists are in.  Oh they’re in – Rolling Stone outlines their favourite albums and songs of the decade. I WUV WOO RS!  The crowning of Kid A across the board makes me so incredibly giddy.  Because I get it, and so do millions of others, and that is something to celebrate.
  • Jason Reitman – an independent voice that Canada can claim as 50% their own.  Maybe.
  • The Yellow Bird project – thanks to friends, you can check buy tshirts designed by your favourite musicians, and proceeds go to charity.
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One Comment to “Low risk, low returns.”

  1. What’s with the Bob Dylan lovefest? I mean, I love him as much as anyone, but two in the top 15? Both great albums, but not nearly as good as many of the ones higher up on the list. I know you know that I’m going to disagree with the top three, but there you go. I do love Kid A, it’s my favorite Radiohead album, but it ain’t no number 1 in my books….

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