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Daily Toast: May 4th 2008

May 4th, 2008 by Chris Ellis in How to Read | Viewed 2267 times since 04/15, 2 so far today

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Cool interview with the head of Xerox PARC labs — an important technology trendsetter. Link.

Baby birds babbling. Baby birds babbling. Baby birds babbling. Link.

Discussion of the book jacket design for the reissuing of my favourite book, 1984. Link.

Thomas L. Friedman of the New York Times has been producing some good editorials lately. Here is the latest, with comment to come in my next full-length post. Link.

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