Imagination is the beginning of creation. You imagine what you desire, you will what you imagine and at last you create what you will.
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Steve Coogan as Tony Wilson in "24 Hour Party People" (2002) (Pathé)
Friday - September 30, 2016 Fri - 09/30/16
rantnrave:// REDEF creates interest remixes for curious minds. It's not enough to be smart. You have to be curious. Our Top 100 Items... An undercover investigation by THE TELEGRAPH brought down the ENGLAND national soccer team's manager while apparently exposing widespread corruption in English soccer. In our SportsREDEF SET, read the full series and explore the fallout, which has spread from manager SAM ALLARDYCE to the newspaper itself... "Don't You Just Love Oral Histories Of Movies?"... Speaking of movies, ALEX GIBNEY's filmography is pretty stunning. The topics he explores in his films are right in my sweet spot. On BRET EASTON ELLIS' podcast, he discusses STUXNET doc ZERO DAYS and the manipulation of truth in documentaries... The traditional television network business was straightforward: get carriage, grow eyeballs, and sell ads. Online will work very differently. Here, we explain the four models of video providers in the digital era, including what they are, how they work, how to establish one and the risks involved... Since my heart surgery, I pay a lot of attention to my health and diet. It's a process. Once you start to travel around the world you realize that the idea of portions in the UNITED STATES is insane. The average diet is around 2,000 calories. What does that look like?... Skills and awareness are not the same things. Can find plenty with either. Few with both... Randoms: 100 best hotels in the world... A Perfect example of why I love the internet: "The Simpsons by the Data"... Yesterday was my Mom's birthday. She's been gone for over 3 years. We miss her but slowly grief has turned to memories and stories... Happy Birthday to bro-in-law JACQUES STAMBOULI, BRETT BOUTTIER, RODGER BERMAN, RODGER BERMAN, JENNIFER JOHNSTON-JONES, DROR SHIMSHOWITZ and ROBIN SILVERMAN.
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Pacific Standard
RETRO READ: Why Women Aren't Welcome on the Internet
by Amanda Hess
I was 12 hours into a summer vacation in Palm Springs when my phone hummed to life, buzzing twice next to me in the dark of my hotel room. I squinted at the screen. It was 5:30 a.m., and a friend was texting me from the opposite coast. “Amanda, this twitter account. Freaking out over here,” she wrote.
Chicago Reader
Inside the Chicago Police Department's secret budget
by Joel Handley, Jennifer Helsby and Freddy Martinez
Every year, police take millions of dollars from ordinary Chicagoans and spend it behind closed doors.
The Washington Post
Trump Foundation lacks the certification required for charities that solicit money
by David A. Fahrenthold
The foundation - sustained for years by donors outside the Trump family - never obtained the registration that New York requires to solicit money from the public, state officials said.
Backchannel
Our Cell Phone Alerts Will Be Hacked
by Peter Moskowitz
No matter how solid the system is, history reveals that false alarms - of zombies, nuclear attacks, missing children - are inevitable.
The Guardian
The man who brought you Brexit
by Sam Knight
Britain’s vote to leave the EU was the grand finale of a 25-year campaign by a lonely sect of true believers. Daniel Hannan wrote the script
Variety
How Jeffrey Katzenberg Made a Huge Impact on Show Business
by Thelma Adams
As he moved from one studio to another, the disciplined executive left behind a lasting legacy -- and he's not done yet.
Bloomberg
How Goldman Sachs Lost $1.2 Billion of Libya's Money
by Matthew Campbell and Kit Chellel
When Wall Street’s most aggressive bank took on the world’s most incendiary client, someone was going to make a killing.
BuzzFeed
These Asos Warehouse Workers Are Paying The True Price Of Your Order
by Sara Spary
The heart of the online retailer’s global empire is a giant warehouse in the north of England where workers say they are treated like machines to get your order to you wherever you are in the world.
Vanity Fair
Former Twitter C.E.O. Dick Costolo Has Dreams of Being a Fitness Guru
by Emily Jane Fox
At the very least, he is just about ready to debut his new fitness start-up, Chorus.
The Ringer
Banks’s Shot: The Unsteady Rise of an Uneasy Pop Star
by Durga Chew-Bose
‘I don’t feel like the internet is my natural habitat whatsoever.’
fac 51
GQ
My Son, The Prince Of Fashion
by Michael Chabon
13-year-old Abe Chabon went to Paris Fashion Week and dragged along his dad, writer Michael Chabon.
The California Sunday Magazine
Does Human Noise Damage the Environment?
by Ashley Powers
How our National Parks are combating noise pollution.
Neurology Journal
The terrorist inside Robin William's brain
by Susan Schneider Williams
I am writing to share a story with you, specifically for you. My hope is that it will help you understand your patients along with their spouses and caregivers a little more. And as for the research you do, perhaps this will add a few more faces behind the why you do what you do. I am sure there are already so many.
CNNMoney
News outlets stand by their 'bogus' post-debate 'polls'
by Brian Stelter
Donald Trump continues to mislead people about political polling, forcing several news outlets to reconsider whether they should post "who won?" online surveys after presidential debates.
Cato Institute
Dose of Reality: The Effect of State Marijuana Legalizations
by Angela Dills, Sietse Goffard and Jeffrey Miron
In November 2012 voters in the states of Colorado and Washington approved ballot initiatives that legalized marijuana for recreational use. Two years later, Alaska and Oregon followed suit. As many as 11 other states may consider similar measures in November 2016, through either ballot initiative or legislative action.
Outside Online
How Global Warming Is Changing How We Play Outside
by Devon O'Neil
Climate change is affecting America’s recreation meccas--from Yosemite to Yellowstone--in profound ways. As the planet heats up and weather patterns shift, so will the ways we interact with the outdoors.
Longform
Longform Podcast #213: A.J. Daulerio, The Former Editor-In-Chief Of Gawker.
by A.J. Daulerio, Aaron Lammer and Max Linsky
Jacobin
The Secret Struggle Against Apartheid
by Peter Cole
In the 1960s, a group of leftists risked everything to revive the anti-apartheid movement in South Africa.
The Ringer
How Hollywood Gets Its Old-School Tech
by Alyssa Bereznak
It can’t just be a computer from the ’80s - it has to be the computer from the ’80s
Nautilus
A Nonlinear History of Time Travel
by James Gleick
Births, deaths, and other time travel paradoxes.
Vice
Teen-Focused App Musical.ly Is the Music Industry's New Secret Weapon
by Emilie Friedlander
How America's favorite lip-synching video app is disrupting the way music marketing works.
The New Statesman
Clinton vs Trump: How does the electoral college work?
by Jonn Elledge
A brief history.
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