DNA-Based Computers, David Foster Wallace's Stealth Calvinism, and Canada's New Popsicle Stick Factory (Link Round-Up 5/25/11)
Posted 2:40 PM by JP in Labels: calvinism, Canada, david eggers, david foster wallace, dna computers, exiled, hipsters, india, link round-up, maoist, peak coal, popsicle stick, requiem for a dream, roger ebert, waste picker
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Looming summer Chinese power outages push popsicle stick factory back to Canada
Literary Theory
The case that David Foster Wallace, Dave Eggers, and Requiem For A Dream sell Calvinism to hipsters
Communist Revolution Redux
Indian Maoist rebels kill and hack 10 policemen to pieces
Arab Spring, Iberian Late Spring
The Spanish protests continue in spite of an ideological faction to claim them
Recycling
How Indian waste pickers reduce 1 million tons of greenhouse gas emissions per year
Nanotechnology is so yesterday
DNA-based computing could replace silicon
Moving Pictures
Roger Ebert on how dimly-lit 3D projectors ruin the film industry for a quick buck
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