So says John Gruber. And I agree with him. He also has a long discussion on the watershed moment that was the introduction of cut, copy, paste. It was a heady time for all.
I’m listening to the Science Friday episode on the Bodies exhibit. I think that some of the poses are distasteful (not so much disrespectful as seems to be the main concern). I’d prefer it to be static - just show the anatomy and leave it at that.
I take issue with the claim that “they have the best dissectors in the world there [China].” Obviously they haven’t been into the BMC basement.
Bush Picks Fox Commentator as Spokesman:
This official, who was granted anonymity to speak about a major personnel move before it was announced by Mr. Bush, added that the White House was hoping that Mr. Snow would use his television skills to take better advantage of the daily briefings so often televised live on cable news, giving the administration unfiltered time to push its points of the day.
Think Progress has highlights of Snow on Bush.
I have been reading davidbyrne.com lately. Though I never really liked Talking Heads that much, I do find what he has to say interesting and thoughtful.
David Byrne has an interesting write-up on the Dia (22nd St. and Beacon) and Mass MoCA.
