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(Yes. I do hand deliver EVERY trophy) You know you’ve been constantly speculating about this for months – Just admit it! So, with no further delay . . . The winners are: Politician of the Year: Vladimir Putin Snowed
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Or at least that’s the Santa-esque (not to mention, Orwellian) direction in which things appear to be heading. One would hope that after a year in which privacy has been at the forefront of our national conversation, most
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A collection of some exceedingly cool aerial cityscape imagery brought to you by a blog I recently discovered, SoBadSoGood.com (MUCH more at the link) Random? Perhaps. And yet both oddly soothing and somewhat addictive . . .
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If you’re in New York City (as about 82% of FrazerRice.com readers appear to be) and for some reason have temporarily lost touch with that quintessential “If I can make it there, I’ll make it anywhere . .
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An intriguing article in Forbes delves into one of those questions that has often bothered tech-minded guys like me – namely, why have extensive space exploration and/or at least a partial colonization of the moon (both of
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There are at least three reason you’re going to need to buy this product as quickly as possible. But first, what exactly is it? Described by its manufacturer as a “reverse microwave,” it is indeed to first
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The Bitcoin virtual currency, while still an intriguing concept (and one that may yet prove to have more practical value than originally predicted) has hit what you might call a minor “PR snag” (after all, its
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Who should star in the Anthony Weiner movie? This is what makes Huffington Post writers “real journalists”
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As summarized in the below Business Insider article, a recent discussion on Reddit shines considerable light on what turns out to be the relatively mundane realities of hedge fund investment. In examining what many hedge fund
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This Esquire interview of former crack dealer, Cavario H., contains some of the most lucid and impactful commentary on the realities of the business world that I’ve come across for some time. As I’ve often suspected,
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A marginally troubling Slate article (for some of us . . .) offers the following infrequently remembered historical observation: “As it turns out, many Founding Fathers were younger than 40 years old in 1776, with several
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Most technologists believe real artificial intelligence is at least 10-20 years in the future. After reading this piece about “chatbots,” however, I’m starting to wonder if the future isn’t arriving a tad sooner than
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A seriously unattractive fish known as the “Pacu” has apparently somehow wound up in the waters off Scandinavia – and with some unpleasant results, to say the least. There are three primary points here: (1) The Pacu most
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Whether you play rugby, watch rugby or simply happen to be engaged in a blood feud with an enraged group of Maori tribesmen, it’s exceedingly likely that you’ll encounter New Zealand’s highly intimidating
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Some classic John Cleese observations from the good folks over at Brain Pickings (Must see video clips below) Space (“You can’t become playful, and therefore creative, if you’re under your usual pressures.”)
