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Imagine imposing a tax on every corporation in the developed world, collecting $100 per white-collar worker per year, and then directing one third of the proceeds to curing AIDS and malaria. That, effectively, is what Bill Gates has done.

Imagine imposing a tax on every corporation in the developed world, collecting $100 per white-collar worker per year, and then directing one third of the proceeds to curing AIDS and malaria. That, effectively, is what Bill Gates has done.

—Anil Dash, from a very thoughtful piece on the legacy of Bill Gates. I think the part where the argument falls apart is that the Gates foundation owes as much, if not more, to the prodding of Melinda than Bill’s inherent good will, but I certainly won’t deny the good that the foundation has already done and will certainly continue to do.

I’ve been really big on broccoli lately, man. Nah mean? There’s a couple of ways to make it. You can sauté it with butter and olive oil together. Or I like to soak it rosemary oil and then lightly fry it. Put that shit over some rice … that shit is tasty, my nigga.

I’ve been really big on broccoli lately, man. Nah mean? There’s a couple of ways to make it. You can sauté it with butter and olive oil together. Or I like to soak it rosemary oil and then lightly fry it. Put that shit over some rice … that shit is tasty, my nigga.

—rapper, producer, actor, chess master and noted vegetarian The RZA

One thing that makes a Shack Burger great is the bun. Buns are to hamburgers as ice is to cocktails: most people treat them as incidental afterthoughts, not realizing that they often make the difference between an outstanding burger and a common one.

One thing that makes a Shack Burger great is the bun. Buns are to hamburgers as ice is to cocktails: most people treat them as incidental afterthoughts, not realizing that they often make the difference between an outstanding burger and a common one.

—I hope Briana doesn’t mind, but I just might have to make out with Buzz this weekend because he said that.

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What’s amazing about this is how accurate Carlin was in his language - every noun and verb actually makes sense, in context. The man definitely still had it. [via John Gruber]