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Arts & Culture

Unintended Consequences Review: A Few Months Into The Daily Bunch

14 April 2010

I’ve been actively distributing The Daily Bunch via email since November 2009 (technically longer than that, but in a very small closed beta). At its starting point, it was just a way to take what I was already doing (curating links using mostly Tumblr and Google Reader) and share it with the world. I was [...]

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Quantifying Myself or: Crossing The Streams With Reckless Abandon

13 April 2010
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Inspired by various discussions at SXSW, as well as the roles that technology like Foursquare/Gowalla, Twitter, Nike+, Hulu, iTunes and all sorts of other things that didn’t exist a decade ago are playing in my life — and the digital information streams that each one generates — I’ve decided to start delving deeper into the [...]

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Thinking About When

3 April 2010

A few thoughts about how the internet handles the concept of time, and three ways it has to improve.

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Ideadump: South by Tennessee, Fantasy Sports on Twitter and the Suck Database

15 February 2010
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The new recurring feature on kylebunch.com — the Ideadump. Where I share ideas from the pile that have yet to see the light of day.

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Help Haiti

21 January 2010
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The only good news in the wake of the tragedy in Haiti is how quickly the world has mobilized and leveraged technology to help get much-needed financial resources to support aid missions. If you haven’t already, I urge you all to donate something to the relief effort. Here’s a list of ways you can help out.

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(Formally) Introducing The Daily Bunch

6 December 2009
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It started as a trial run with a new application called Tumblr. It evolved into a “this is too easy for me to NOT do it” exercise. Eventually it grew into an obsession.  5,000 entries later, it could be denied no longer — something was happening here, and even if I didn’t know what it [...]

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7 Man-Animal Hybrids I’d Like to See

22 June 2009

Everyone’s aware of the minotaur, the centaur, and the mermaid (or mer-man).  But if you look past history’s most popular man-animal hybrids (or manimals) there are a number of interesting combinations awaiting exploration.

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Stuff I Liked at the Guggenheim Today

21 February 2009

Jamie and I visited the Guggenheim today. Here’s a quick rundown of my favorite works (or at least the ones I could find pictures of online).

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Hulu Misses the Boat for Lonely Island

8 February 2009

Where the corporate bureaucracies of old media cause Hulu and Lonely Island waste a great opportunity.

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My 2008 Travelogue

31 December 2008

I’ve always watched various bloggers keep these interesting logs of all the places they’ve been in a given year, feeling left out b/c my annual travel paths usually don’t take me through more than five or six cities. But as you may know, 2008 has been much more of a road warrior year for me, [...]

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Season’s Greetings

25 December 2008

From mine to yours, all the best.

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RECIPE: Darby O’Gill’s Little People Stew

30 November 2008

In which I concoct a recipe for Guinness stew.

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Mid-November A&C Linkdump

16 November 2008

A November Arts & Culture linkdump, by way of kylebunch.net.

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Share a Beer with Beerdo!

16 November 2008

I am excited to announce my first new project in awhile: Beerdo!

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A Tribute to Cactus Cooler

28 September 2008

Ever since the first icy, sugar-rich drop of your pineapple-infused take on the traditional orange soda hit my lips, you’ve been the one I adore. Now I’m trapped on the East Coast, with nary a can in site.  And no Mountain Dew or Fanta can provide a worthy substitute for that party you so consistently [...]

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