The Trunk Chaser

super slo-mo techno + stephen hawking

Its like reading a Hawking paperback and have everything around you progress in 1/1800^th of a second. super-funk, super-slo-mo.

All credits go to Barzart.net

Links for the day

Discovered Kapitall, a new financial playground + learning center

Comprehensive MF portal- http://www.syminvest.com

Insuring crops with cell-phones- http://www.economist.com

NYU-MF Associciation

MFC-NY

Can someone remind us why the FED is needed again?

Links of the day

MT + Sphinx Search = http://github.com/sixapart/mt-plugin-SphinxSearch

MIT + No Poverty = http://www.povertyactionlab.org

Economics + Coordinated Austrian Professors = http://www.coordinationproblem.org

Links for the day

NSE Charts and technicals- http://www.icharts.in/screener-eod.html
Candlestick patterns explained- http://stockcharts.com/school/
'Follow me on Twitter' Link tracking- http://dustincurtis.com/you_should_follow_me_on_twitter.html

Stand up for The Coco..

Too bad, we couldn't put it up for Conan O'Coco. Mr.Brien shall thrive, again and forever.

Plus, who are we kidding, for those with a dvr or hulu, this must be a joke.

Image courtesy of brandnewlabel

Do you google too much

Without realizing it, most of us end up on their doors every so often. Whether in pursuit of knowledge, trivia, buzz, news or just plain old couch-surfing, THEY do end up learning more and more about us everyday. While this leads to innumerable debates over the perils of content ownership and digital rights, i certainly find this fact quite amusing.

Simply that, Google knows how many hours I've slept on an average last year. About 5 solid hours, plus another half hour on either side, before 2am or after 6am. Here's the trend line for my search activity.

 

Check it out for yourself.