ericw

Real Name: Eric Weitner
Location: New York City
Joined:9-20-2005
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About me
Senior Web Developer @ Clipmarks. From NYC..

Some stuff I would pop if real life could be clipped -- good coffee, a few hours sleep, spending time with my wife and son, composing music and debating politics, not necessarily in that order.
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POPSTop 10 Most-Positive Habits of Life
AScomputer
by AScomputer  4-15-2008    1
 “Good habits, once established are just as hard to break as are bad habits” Robert Puller
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POPS'Yes We Can" ... Barack speech remix
ericw
by ericw  2-5-2008    15
 By will.i.am, featuring Scarlett Johansen, John Legend, etc.
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POPSRobert DeNiro endorses Barack Obama
ericw
by ericw  2-4-2008    1
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POPSJimi Hendrix...In The Wink of an Eye..
TJColatrella
by TJColatrella  12-5-2007    6
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POPSInnovation? How About Just Taking Out the Trash?
wildcat
by wildcat  11-26-2007    4
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POPSgive war a chance...surge...surge...surge
lifecyce1898
by lifecyce1898  8-29-2007   
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POPSthe most famous waterfalls on earth
mvonallmen
by mvonallmen  8-29-2007    4
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POPSJihad ... The Musical
ericw
by ericw  8-3-2007    1
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POPSGiant Bioluminescent Squid Captured on Video for First Time!
Kore7
by Kore7  2-18-2007    1
 Terrifying! The YouTube link is OK, but see the full-size, high-frame-rate Quicktime version on nature.com to see this rare animal in all its lit-up glory. Like something out of a James Cameron movie.... Remains of Taningia danae often show up in the stomachs of sperm whales. The squid's flabby flesh led experts to think that it floats in the water column like a neutrally buoyant scuba diver. But the new footage shows it can reach speeds of up to 9 kilometres per hour. When presented with bait, the squid attacked, flashing its luminescent spots, or 'photophores', which contain glowing bacteria. It produced longer glows when faced with the bait rig's lights, suggesting that it was performing some sort of mating dance.
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