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Bacon Method

Dan Benjamin

MAKE PERFECT, CRISPY BACON EVERY TIME

I can't wait to try this out!

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Come on boys. Let's get this done!

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How to win every argument about the economy your Conservative uncle brings up at Thanksgiving Dinner

PressProgress:

Instead of politely waiting for your Conservative uncle to wind himself down, why not make this the year your family runs a point-by-point fact check on his claims?

Stand up for what is right.

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Maple Bacon Deluxe Smoked Coffee

Bewdly Coffee Company:

We pour the maple bacon flavor on our slow smoked beans like syrup, letting them soak up all the wonderful bacon goodness. Each cup will taste sweet, savory, and delicious without all the fat and grease. Your entire kitchen, office, or café will smell like a Sunday breakfast.

This sounds absolutely delicious. An order will definitely be in my future.

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Sometimes, there are days like this - when that slow steady effort is rewarded with justice that arrives like a thunderbolt.

Barack Obama

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Hilariously honest.

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everydaycarry.com:

The Dog Tag Folder by Spyderco is a unique knife based on Serge Panchenko’s popular custom design. It folds to the same size and shape of a military dog tag, making it capable of being worn around the neck on a chain (or right at home slipped into the coin pocket of your jeans.) The small, 1.23” sheepsfoot-style blade is crafted from S30V steel and features a chisel grind with a fully flattened side, allowing the blade to sit flush with the knife’s titanium handle. This not only prevents accidental cuts, but also allows the knife to maintain its slim profile. The Dog Tag Folder does not have a true locking method, but it is kept in the open and closed position by a specially designed ball bearing inside the knife. Finish it off with the all-black anodization, and you have a perfect discrete backup knife that is always ready and waiting.

Very cool. Quite a unique idea.

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Typed - A Better Blogging Platform

Realmac Software:

Typed.com is a blogging service for writers, journalists, artists, storytellers, and for anyone with something to say. It’s the online writing platform that we’ve been wanting to create and use for years.

If you want to hear more, check out their Indegogo campaign video:

Maybe this will be the blogging platform to lure me away from Tumblr for my personal blog.

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A great cause with some great items up for auction.

Online Auction starts February 1st-6th 2015, to help bring awareness and raise money for "Fur Kids"...

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Ben Brooks:

We should be crafting libraries in the truest form of what they are: knowledge centers. They should be places that we can go to get free internet, free computer use, resume help, job searching, and learning. The focus shouldn’t still be on books, though they will always have their place, but the focus needs to be on what can be learned and gained.

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Loving it!

THE go-to entry level grinder for those brewing coffee at home.

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I love this set.

Limited release in fluorescent blue, yellow, and green.

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A very insightful read:

Tumblr is a place to follow/be followed by a bunch of random strangers, yet not have your identity be attached to it. Tumblr is like a secret society that everyone is in, but no one talks about. Tumblr is where you are your true self and surround yourself (through who you follow) with people who have similar interests. It’s often seen as a “judgment-free zone” where, due to the lack of identity on the site, you can really be who you want to be. The only Tumblr URLs I know of people in real life are my close friends and vice versa.

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Looks like a great book from Bradley Chambers.

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Love the Winter 2015 Field Notes!

Beautiful. Ambition is also the perfect name!

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Desk.app

Desk.app looks like a neat app.

I am thinking about taking it out for a spin. I could potentially use to to publish to my Tumblr or my Mr. Eastman blog. Hmm.

Check it out on the Mac App Store.