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Sublime conversation by two of the most inovative music artists of all time about the state of the music, as artform and industry, and where it may be headed. Chock full of audio and video clips as well. All kinds of awesome.

“The best way to make sense of the Second Amendment is to take away all the commas (which, I know, means that only outlaws will have commas). Without the distracting commas, one can focus on the grammar of the sentence.” – Princess Bethany and I often disagree on the intent of the Second Smendment for this very reason. You either believe the commas mean something, or you don’t.

Very cool rundown of the various Pixar movies in-jokes and cross references. (via Etherdust)

Facinating and long profile of one of my personal heroes, Mark Motherbaugh. Takes you through the career and current pursuits of this facinating guy.

Favorite Quote:

“I think it’s an exciting time,” says Mothersbaugh. “I’m glad I got to be here to watch the record companies disappear. I was hoping for it 30 years ago. I hope it’s not too traumatic, because it’s going to scare some people who haven’t figured out what to do with their art. But once they realize that there’s a different model, and you don’t have to go to a record company that’s going to give you 14 percent of the amount of money coming in for the record — instead it’s going to be with a company that’s going to give you 85 percent — they’re going to understand that maybe it’s not such a bad thing that record companies are gone, and there’s a value for the artist there.”

“When I speak to new Levenger employees I tell them that the best perk of working here is interacting with Levenger customers. I tell them that at Levenger we may not be saving the world, but our customers are.” – Steve Leveen, CEO and co-founder of Levenger.

Not only does he have a pretty good understanding of the key issues facing technology, but he also has a plan on how to handle them.

Beautiful laptop sleeve. This will have to go on my Christmas list for sure.

This is actually a pretty clever and useful little tip.

Ever wonder what the various pitches in baseball mean and how they look from the batters perspective? I am a baseball fan and even I have a hard time keeping track of it all. This excellent collection of infographics will help greatly. (via Kottke)

When it comes to rock,paper, scissors, I think this guy has the right rules. Very, very funny.