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10 more rules for dating my daughter

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Jeff La Grua, a former U.S. Marine, gathered these rules together from around the Web, updated them a bit and sent them to me. I like these rules very much.

Squarespace

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Microsoft store opening fail

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“Yeah I’m here for Microsoft,” said Elizabeth Goodrich, before coming clean. “No I’m here for Weezer, I’m a huge fan.

“But I’ll look around – who knows?”

Because that’s exactly how you want your customers to react.

Photos of iconic buildings and bridges as they were being built

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GGB Gizmodo:

it’s hard to imagine that iconic landmarks like the Golden Gate Bridge or the Empire State Building ever didn’t exist. In the same way we take these buildings and bridges for granted, we also rarely consider what cities were like before—or during—their construction.

These kinds of photos always fascinate me.

Gruber and Jackassery

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It’s funny to watch a Google employee try to tear Gruber down, especially when he totally misses the points Gruber was making.

Apple warns of “chilling effect” in e-book trial decision

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If Apple was found guilty, it would “send shudders through the business community” by condemning the ordinary negotiations that companies undertake to enter new markets, the company’s lawyer, Orin Snyder, said on the last day of the trial.

“We submit a ruling against Apple on this record sets a dangerous precedent,” Snyder said.

The Loop Magazine Issue 4: On the road with Jimmy Page

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We have some great articles in The Loop Magazine Issue 4, including a story from Greg Howard about some time he spent on the road with Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page and The Black Crowes.

Brad McCarty talks about our unending thirst for technology; Steven Aquino looks at Accessibility and how it affects him; Dermot Daly on his first computer; Joe Rossignol talks about how sci-fi thoughts of how the world would work have become reality; and David Caolo talks about his first band and doing things for the love of it.

You can download The Loop Magazine on the App Store and start your free 7-day trial when you subscribe.

The Loop Magazine 1.0.3

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The Loop Magazine has been updated fixing a items for users. Among the biggest changes is a fix for some international users that saw the app crash on launch; Issues and cover art will now download in the back; accessibility features have updated; and a number of performance improvements were made.

You can download The Loop Magazine on the App Store and start your free 7-day trial when you subscribe.

Man roses

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Nobody touches my man roses.

Amplified: In The Glass Tube

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Jim and Dan are joined by designer Anthony Armendariz, co-founder of Funsize, to discuss the pros and cons of iOS 7’s new elements and features, the evolution of Apple technology, OS X Mavericks, the practicality of running new operating systems on external devices rather than your primary use computer or device, and more. Later they talk about an isolated guitar track of Jimi Hendrix’s ‘All Along the Watchtower’ from his Electric Lady album.

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Andy Warhol in China

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Invited over to Hong Kong by a young industrialist, he brought along a small entourage, including photographer Christopher Makos, who documented Warhol’s journey to Beijing, Tianamen Square, and the Great Wall.

Squarespace [Sponsor]

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Apple’s services challenge

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Ben Bajarin:

The fallacy most make when critiquing Apple’s service challenge is to believe that Apple needs to out-innovate competing services. The truth is, all they need to do is out-integrate them.

Integration is a huge part of Apple’s advantage, but it’s services still need to offer what users want. For instance, I was impressed with the OS X Maps demo where you can look up an address and send it to your iPhone. That type of integration will win people over. However, you still have people that use Dropbox because they feel it’s better than iCloud.

Kicksend: Send and print photos from iPhone

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This looks cool. You can send the photos to be printed and delivered to someone or you can pick them up yourself at Walgreens, CVS, Target or Duane Reade. Of course, you can also email them.