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Daily Digest for May 30th

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	Shared Stocks in Europe, Asia Advance on Economy; U.S. Futures Climb — 11:45am via Google Reader
	Shared Wikipedia bans Church of Scientology — 11:47am via Google Reader
	Shared How Harvard University Almost Destroyed Itself — 11:50am via Google Reader
	Shared Will Higher Education Be the Next Bubble to Burst? — 11:51am via Google Reader
	Shared Nolan Bushnell has a blog: A Serial Entepreneur’s Perspective — 11:53am via Google Reader
	Shared Why Adwords Won’t Work For Social Networks — 11:55am via Google Reader
	Shared Will China Dump the Dollar? — 11:57am via Google Reader
	Shared World Economies Try to Move Forward with New Engines of Growth — 11:57am via Google Reader
	Shared In the economy of things, sharing means dividing. In the economy of ideas, … — 11:58am via Google Reader
	Shared Bing: Microsoft Prepares For War With A Revamped Search Engine (Screenshots) — 11:58am via Google Reader
	Shared Time Warner to Split Off AOL — 12:00pm via Google Reader
	Shared Can You Copyright a Tweet? — 12:00pm via Google Reader
	Shared saizai’s superdeploy at master – GitHub — 3:34pm via Delicious
	Published Predictions at May End, 2009 — 6:45pm via clair.ro

Predictions at May End, 2009

Posted in Predictions on May 29th, 2009 by admin – Be the first to comment

World

World leaders cannot keep up with the latest changes. The Pentagon has no strategy to defend its digital assets against the most simplistic cyber attacks.
In the same way the elite cannot prevent the next bubble in the series marking up this century.

Technology

The era when internet software will be billed as any other service is near. (The prediction and a quick confirmation)
Microsoft runs after Google, Google runs after it’s market share loss in the search business. We are in the real time web.
Meantime the virtual universe business explodes to $9bn, the real life is like to be borrowed from an 80’s sci-fi novel, and new breed humans are still unhappy.

Lifehacking

The burnout is coming caused by the information overflow, better strategies are developed by people living comfortably on the edge.

Business

In the era of the dollar bubble being poor is more and more expensive, and conspiration arises.
Commercial real-estate, box-office, magic business models, big news, oil and treasuries problems make people announcing “Ladies and Gentlemen: the US is insolvent.“

Daily Digest for May 29th

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	Shared Recognize Sunk Costs and Move On — 4:08am via Google Reader
	Shared Thunder Thimble — 7:46am via Delicious
	Shared The Bilderberg Plan for 2009: Remaking the Global Political Economy — 8:05am via Google Reader
	Shared Browsers are the new OS, says Google — 8:06am via Google Reader
	Shared Michael Steinhardt: ‘Investing in Treasuries Now is Foolish’ — 8:10am via Google Reader
	Shared Dan Shaffer: Someone is manupilating the stock markets to benefit the banks [vid] — 8:10am via Google Reader
	Shared It’s Time for New Indicators — 8:12am via Google Reader
	Shared YouTube costs Google $2 million per day — 8:12am via Google Reader
	Shared Cornering foreign fields: The Chinese and Arabs are buying poor countries’ farms on a colossal scale. Be wary of the results — 8:13am via Google Reader
	Shared McKinsey: New Oil Spike Coming — 8:19am via Google Reader
	Shared You are the problem: the reason why so many startups don’t get venture funding — 8:20am via Google Reader
	Shared How to put invite codes on business cards — Solutious, The Performance Company. — 2:16pm via Delicious

Daily Digest for May 28th

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	Shared Servicii \| Aissac – Soluţii bussiness personalizate, consultanţă IT, Ruby on Rails, dezvoltare web — 7:50am via Delicious
	Shared Wesabe > Your Money. Your Community. — 9:37am via Delicious
	Shared Main Page – Metagovernment – Government of, by, and for all the people — 10:52am via Delicious
	Shared Long Bets – The Arena for Accountable Predictions — 10:57am via Delicious
	discovered the tetrad, a concept mapping tool by McLuhan http://bit.ly/3Rz3lD. It is based on 5 elements as my previous tools [#] — 11:45am via Twitter
	Shared In Obama White house, 19th century pastoral art is out, modern art is in — 1:30pm via Google Reader
	Shared Burnout — 1:30pm via Google Reader
	Shared The New New Economy: More Startups, Fewer Giants, Infinite Opportunity — 1:33pm via Google Reader
	Shared Achieving Fame, Wealth And Beauty Are Psychological Dead Ends, Study Says — 1:33pm via Google Reader
	Shared Liberated and Unhappy — 1:38pm via Google Reader
	Shared lolstartups, Waterfall: The European Way Of Starting Companies — 1:51pm via Delicious
	Shared Beyond eBay: 50 Niche Sites To $ell Your Stuff Online — 1:56pm via Google Reader
	Shared China still buying record amounts of U.S. bonds — 1:58pm via Google Reader
	Shared China warns Federal Reserve over ‘printing money’ — 1:59pm via Google Reader
	Shared A trillion-dollar storm is gathering over the commercial real estate market — 1:59pm via Google Reader
	Shared The journalism bubble — 1:59pm via Google Reader
	Shared Tracking the Milestones in the Collapse of the US Dollar — 2:04pm via Google Reader
	Shared Published scoops \| undrln — 2:16pm via Delicious
	Shared The Oil Drum \| Financial Collapse and Energy – Something Other than a NINJA Problem — 5:16pm via Delicious
	Shared Google Bets Big on HTML 5: News from Google I/O – O’Reilly Radar — 5:34pm via Delicious

Daily Digest for May 26th

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	it’s better to work < 15hrs/day and keep up the tempo during the entire week. [#] — 3:36pm via Twitter
	Shared pointcom’s mootools-on-rails at master – GitHub — 3:48pm via Delicious
	Shared Free To Use. Pay To Play. — 4:25pm via Google Reader
	Shared Ladies and Gentlemen: the US Is Insolvent — 4:25pm via Google Reader
	Shared The Future Internet is rip-off/black hat based — 4:28pm via Google Reader
	Shared Secret of Googlenomics: Data-Fueled Recipe Brews Profitability — 4:29pm via Google Reader
	Shared The Management Myth — 4:30pm via Google Reader
	Shared The New Altair: Why the Arduino Matters — 4:32pm via Google Reader
	Shared How to Fix Wall Street – Madoff’s Law — 4:33pm via Google Reader
	Shared Palm Pre vs iPhone vs G1 — 4:34pm via Google Reader
	Shared Freelance Software Developer Rates Up 35% in the US — 4:35pm via Google Reader

Daily Digest for May 23rd

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	Shared Developer Salary Levels, 2004-2009 — 7:44am via Delicious
	Shared The iTablet Cometh? (TechNewsWorld.com) — 12:13pm via Google Reader
	Shared Travis on Rails » Create your own custom rails generator — 1:37pm via Delicious
	Shared spejman’s rails-generator-generator at master – GitHub — 1:41pm via Delicious
	Shared Clock clock makes a clock out of clocks — 2:00pm via Google Reader
	Shared Tesla now worth half GM’s value — 2:16pm via Google Reader
	Shared Dollar stops being Russia’s basic reserve currency — 2:18pm via Google Reader
	Shared The US Dollar and a Paradigm Shift in the Markets — 2:19pm via Google Reader
	Shared Developer Salary Levels, 2004-2009 — 2:19pm via Google Reader
	Shared Suburbs and Cities: The Unexpected Truth — 2:20pm via Google Reader
	Shared Nokia Makes Unused Patents Available to All — 2:20pm via Google Reader
	Shared The Next iPhone — 2:21pm via Google Reader
	Shared Finding flow — 2:22pm via Google Reader
	Shared Freelance Software Developers – oDesk oConomy — 3:33pm via Delicious
	Shared Hacker News Startups — 4:03pm via Delicious
	Shared New Search Engine Duck Duck Go — 4:12pm via Delicious
	Shared blogt0sk1 with Jerod Santo — 4:31pm via Delicious

Daily Digest for May 22nd

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	Shared jGrowl – jQuery plug-in to create pop-up notifications like OS X’s Growl Framework — 9:01am via Delicious
	Shared [from mandarine] Wild Style City — 11:25am via Google Reader
	Shared Touchscreen Industry to Reach $9 Billion — 3:48pm via Google Reader
	Shared Vending machines sell after-party shoes — 3:52pm via Google Reader
	Shared The Pocket Sized Robotic Scout: a Soldier’s New Best Friend — 7:53pm via Google Reader
	Shared Justin.tv has more incoming video than YouTube — 7:54pm via Google Reader
	Shared A Life that Added Up to Something: Paul Erdos (1996) — 7:54pm via Google Reader
	Shared Air-fuelled Battery Could Last Up to 10 Times Longer — 7:54pm via Google Reader
	Shared Dollar deepens slide after Fed meeting minutes — 7:55pm via Google Reader
	Shared An Entrepreneur Three Core Values — 7:55pm via Google Reader
	Shared The Million Dollar Programming Prize — 7:57pm via Google Reader
	Shared Declaring the ‘Long Tail’ Dead — 7:58pm via Google Reader
	Shared Day of reckoning looms for the U.S. dollar — 7:59pm via Google Reader
	Shared Does your anti-virus actually work? — 8:00pm via Google Reader
	Shared America’s Richest Givers Hold Secret Meeting in New York — 8:00pm via Google Reader
	Shared Google Rolls Out Home Energy Software — 8:01pm via Google Reader
	Shared The High Cost of Poverty: Why the Poor Pay More — 8:02pm via Google Reader
	Shared The Future of Sex: Androids, VR, and the Orgasm Button — 8:02pm via Google Reader

Daily Digest for May 21st

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	Shared Ultrasonic haptic vision system — 5:30am via Google Reader
	Shared jfs’s generators at master – GitHub — 10:20am via Delicious
	Shared Laser matrix projector for iPhone — 11:30am via Google Reader
	Shared daviscabral’s authlogic_plugin at master – GitHub — 4:29pm via Delicious
	Shared Google’s Android Will Become the Default Mobile Platform — 5:59pm via Google Reader
	Shared US Immigration: When Only ‘Geniuses’ Need Apply — 5:59pm via Google Reader
	Shared Robot warriors will get ethics guide — 6:02pm via Google Reader
	Shared Japan’s Economy Crashes, Shrank Record 15.2% Last Quarter — 6:04pm via Google Reader
	Shared Warren Buffett Answers Shareholder’s Questions – 2009 — 6:04pm via Google Reader
	Shared Google Calculating Which Employees Are About to Quit — 6:07pm via Google Reader
	Shared Daimler Takes 10 Percent Stake in Tesla — 6:07pm via Google Reader

Daily Digest for May 20th

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	Shared [from garrettc] Luxury vs. premium — 9:39am via Google Reader
	Shared IRobot Rolls Out Pocket-Sized, One-Pound Machine, Ready to Swarm — 7:21pm via Google Reader
	Shared Atlanta and Georgia lead U.S. in new business creation — 7:22pm via Google Reader
	Shared The Lost Robot Saga Continues: Munich — 7:23pm via Google Reader
	Shared Wired Struggles to Find Niche in Magazine World — 7:25pm via Google Reader
	Shared The news industry’s uncertain future: The internet is killing newspapers and giving birth to a new sort of news business — 7:26pm via Google Reader
	Shared Trying to govern California: the ungovernable state — 7:26pm via Google Reader
	Shared Death of the newspaper and rebirth of news — 7:27pm via Google Reader
	Shared Bank of England makes £1bn profit thanks to crisis measures — 7:27pm via Google Reader
	Shared Brazil and China eye plan to axe dollar — 7:27pm via Google Reader
	Shared Ron Paul discusses Austrian vs. Keynesian (vid) — 7:28pm via Google Reader
	Shared What Does Your Credit-Card Company Know About You? — 7:28pm via Google Reader
	Shared The Age of Overreaction — 7:28pm via Google Reader
	Shared The Best Advice I have Received — 7:28pm via Google Reader
	Shared Twitter to Launch Business Tools by Year-End — 7:28pm via Google Reader
	Shared Report: Mint Considers Selling Anonymized Data from Its Users — 7:29pm via Google Reader
	Shared Why people fall victim to scams – OFT research — 7:29pm via Google Reader
	Shared Daryl Collins: Financial secrets of the world’s poorest people. — 7:31pm via Google Reader
	Shared A Life Offline — 7:31pm via Google Reader
	Shared From Moore’s Law to Barrett’s Rules — 7:31pm via Google Reader
	Published The Aesthetics Of Information Speed — 9:35pm via clair.ro
	The Aesthetics of Information Speed: http://bit.ly/hpetU [#] — 9:48pm via Twitter
	since my strongly coupled bros are not for the web i’m spreading loosely and most.ly random.ly – the network law of twitter [#] — 9:52pm via Twitter
	in the latest output fever i’m following myself @rubycsruby [#] — 9:55pm via Twitter
	Published From *Beta to Meta, From Free to Fee — 10:48pm via clair.ro
	hey, we are heading from beta to meta, from free to fee: http://bit.ly/77kgW [#] — 10:54pm via Twitter
	today i was working 15 hrs, no time management software could keep the results properly BUT THE TIME ALONE WILL DO [#] — 10:55pm via Twitter

Daily Digest for May 19th

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	Shared play.fm 2.0 — 4:47pm via Delicious
	Shared Living abroad gives you a creative edge — 4:49pm via Google Reader
	Shared The radioactive boy scout: the teenager who attempted to build a breeder reactor — 4:50pm via Google Reader
	Shared List of the happiest nations on earth — 4:50pm via Google Reader
	Shared How to build a Universal Answer Engine: ten vital principles — 4:50pm via Google Reader
	Shared Why Economists Failed to Predict the Financial Crisis — 4:51pm via Google Reader
	Shared Marc Faber: Capitalism Will Fall Like Communism — 4:51pm via Google Reader
	Shared 1927-1933 Chart of Pompous Prognosticators — 4:52pm via Google Reader
	Shared My Personal Credit Crisis – NYT economics reporter describes how even he got caught up in the mortgage catastrophe — 4:52pm via Google Reader
	Shared How Twitter and Facebook Now Compete with Google — 4:53pm via Google Reader
	Shared Europe in deepest recession since War as Germany suffers — 4:53pm via Google Reader
	Shared How Startups Can Defeat Bigger, Stronger and Dumber Companies — 4:53pm via Google Reader
	Shared 30 Female Internet Entrepreneurs — 4:54pm via Google Reader
	Shared Magic Formula Investing — 4:54pm via Google Reader
	Shared On the need for a Hippocratic Oath for programmers. — 4:54pm via Google Reader
	Shared Dilbert on the rating agencies — 4:55pm via Google Reader
	Shared Three trillion dollars later… — 4:55pm via Google Reader
	Shared Do Web Entrepreneurs Still Need Venture Capitalists? — 4:56pm via Google Reader
	Published Predictions from May 2009 — 7:21pm via clair.ro
	Published Random Predictions, Part I. — 7:42pm via clair.ro
	acts_as_nostradamus: my first set of predictions based on my daily zeitgeitst, the flow is out there http://bit.ly/QuOLD [#] — 7:45pm via Twitter
	only people whom you grow up together in the blog matters — the first law of the web [#] — 7:47pm via Twitter

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