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Jimmy Guterman returns

Mark Frauenfelder at 5:35 am Mon, Oct 11, 2010

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We've had him here before; you can see his earlier posts here and here. Last time, Jimmy covered everything from how Garth Hudson defeats gravity to the physics behind flying sharks who can destroy airplanes.

This time we hope he'll blog more about his day job. Some of the other topics Jimmy says are on his mind these days: lessons learned from curating a TEDx, the pros and cons of six discs of Darkness, why Machiavelli seems to be everywhere, what he learned on his Canadian vacation, why divorce attorneys are naming their firms after defunct rock bands, the mysteries of Scott Prior's paintings, and a secret about the great bluesman Robert Johnson.

Welcome aboard again, Jimmy!

Mark Frauenfelder is the founder of Boing Boing and the editor-in-chief of MAKE and Cool Tools. Twitter: @frauenfelder. Come and hear Mark speak at the ALA conference in Chicago on July 1.

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  • Anonymous

    Welcome back, Mr. G.

    Hey, did you hear that there’s a 30th Anniversary edition of “Sandinista!” coming out? With MORE unreleased tracks? Why am I scared? Maybe another version of “Shepherd’s Delight” would be a GOOD thing….