We’re saying farewell to Flickr. After four years of cross-posting episode thumbnails to the photo sharing service, we’ve decided to terminate the feature. It’s currently only used by a tiny fraction of blip users and is no longer particularly relevant to blip.tv or Flickr.
We will be terminating Flickr cross-posting on March 29th. Please contact support/at/blip.tv or support.blip.tv with any questions.
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Hudack BINGO
The guys in the office put together a BINGO game for my phone calls and meetings.
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foursquare: Happy birthday, foursquare.
It was exactly a year ago when Naveen and I flipped the switch on foursquare. It was the day before we headed down to SXSW - back when we were still feeling 50/50 on whether people would think the “let’s turn real life into a game!” idea was really interesting or whether they’d laugh us out of…
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Karl Rove has ‘sympathy’ for David Axelrod, Rahm Emanuel - Mike Allen - POLITICO.com
Climate Change’s PR Disaster | Mother Jones
The Republican Party has largely decided that climate change simply doesn’t exist. It’s a hoax. And that leads them to oppose everything, even programs that have light footprints, don’t cost a lot of money, and don’t require massive regulation. After all, why should they support them if the problem they address literally doesn’t exist?
This is why so many environmentalists have switched gears recently, suggesting that climate change action should be disguised as energy research, national security programs, or competition with China for market share in the green market. And maybe that will work for a while. But just saying something doesn’t exist doesn’t make it so. Eventually even the GOP is going to have to acknowledge this.
Would you support a decision to rename this blog “Facepalm America”?
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Rainblog: Say hello to the sidebone
A friend posted a link to this picture, showing a leaf whose main vein has been deliberately damaged. The picture illustrates how smaller veins, arranged in loops rather than branching structures, ‘route around’ the damage, ensuring that nutrients continue to reach the rest of the leaf. Without…
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Yakovlev Yak-25RV (Razvedchick Vysotnyj, “high-altitude reconnaissance”) variant, circa 1959
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