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Neuston's Virtuous MC-100







Neuston's Virtuous MC-100

Neuston's Virtuous MC-100 12/06/2003 12:03 PM

Has anyone else noticed how the market is being inundated with these "connected media center" devices? It seems these days like at least one or two new models are surfacing every week, and I'm already starting to feel the onset of media center fatigue. Anyway, the latest model we've learned of is the Virtuoso MC-500 from Neuston, which like most of the others, connects to a TV and/or a stereo system and has an Ethernet port (and a slot for a wireless card) for streaming MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, and DivX video files, as well as MP3, WAV, WMA, and Ogg Vorbis audio files. Read...




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In the latest edition of Kevin Kelly's Cool Tools ezine, some thoughts on giving:
There's no shortage of opportunities to support important causes. Lot of charities are local and community based. Some are more internationally- and future-oriented such as Amnesty International, EFF, Long Now Fondation, World Vision, the AFCLU, and Oxfam to name just a few. Everyone can add their favorite. But let's say you were interested in a "tool" to leverage the least amount of money into the largest measurable effect over time. For that I'd like to recommend a type of giving that multiplies itself. Over the years, these are the criteria I've adopted for this challenge:

1) The help is aimed at the lowest, those with the least, where small makes a huge difference.
2) The gift expands itself, gaining amplitude with each cycle.
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Think of it as enabling philanthropy: take a minimum of money and aim it at the precise point where it can do the maximum good, multiplied by many generations. Maximum good is measured simply: when you enable someone to enable someone else. That is a virtuous circle. I've found the follow three do-good organizations to meet these criteria. They fund the neediest in the world. They are highly-evolved programs that produce amazing results. And one tangential result is that when we give to these three, we feel optimistic.

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