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Monthly Archives: August 2009
How the Internet sees me
In what has to be the coolest thing I have seen online today, my LDSA Frank shared Personas Personas is a component of the Metropath(ologies) exhibit, currently on display at the MIT Museum by the Sociable Media Group from the … Continue reading
What’s Right is Relative
If you read Flickr Censors Political Image Critical of President Obama by Thomas Hawk, you’ll see an interesting discussion centered around a Photoshop’d photograph of President Obama and Flickr’s decision to remove the image. Firas Alkhateeb, a 20-year-old college student … Continue reading
Posted in design
Tagged copyright, fair use, illustration, Obama, Photoshop, plagiarism, poster fail
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Hard to be Goode
My friend Phiam was good enough to promote The Goode Family on his Facebook profile (yay social media!), otherwise I would have missed what is the best animated series ever delivered by Mike Judge. I was never a fan of Beavis … Continue reading
Reprise
For over a month now I’ve been combing through my iTunes music library that nears 160GB. I haven’t loaded my entire music library into iTunes but my goal is to listen to every song I own so I can begin … Continue reading
Protect Me from What I Want
In the past five years since living in Seattle I’ve been hit on my bicycle several times by drivers who pay more attention to their mobile calls than traffic. Fortunately for me, many of these drivers own luxury cars which … Continue reading
Posted in politics
Tagged Camille Paglia, health, insurance, medicine, national healthcare, Obama, protection
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