March 2012
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Wikipedia article of the day.
I use this Buffalo thing all the time in the classroom.
My mind keeps being blown.
How often would you get to use this in everyday conversation, though?
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@LishPix sorry, on the phone at the moment…
— PierrePoutine (@PierrePoutine) February 29, 2012
I’m glad this account exists.
At all times, we report for our readers and listeners, not our sources. So our...
– NPR Tries to Get its Pressthink Right » Pressthink
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February 2012
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Stephen Harper's Strange Relationship With Civil... →
Stephen Harper is interested in advancing certain political goals. Sometimes, a strong civil libertarian position helps do that. The long-form census, for example, generates the data that support social housing, employment equity, and other programs the prime minister doesn’t like. Taking the Randian position was a way of undermining those programs indirectly, and looking principled doing...
I have the technological age of a 26-year-old
– This Is Generation Flux: Meet The Pioneers Of The New (And Chaotic) Frontier Of Business | Fast Company
Is this a thing now? Technological age?
(link struck-out because I’m not really recommending the article, just highlighting the quote).
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How can you ensure that a viewing keeps the Vader reveal a surprise, while...
– The Star Wars Saga: Suggested Viewing Order » Absolutely No Machete Juggling
And now my next Christmas break is planned.
*edit* Even better is the argument for removing Episode I all together.
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New Tumblr theme. After being jealous of all the other blogs using the Effector Theme I decided to just get it myself. Much cleaner.
Road trip tomorrow. I added all of Pitchfork's... →
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If the malaria fatality rate is rising, the journalist simply has to find a...
– Why Good News Is An Oxymoron
January 2012
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Early arcade games were made to be potentially perpetual experiences, and...
– Pac-Man Will Die: Cynicism and Retro Game “Endings” < PopMatters
Three Day Road by Joseph Boyden My rating: 5 of 5 stars Just fantastic. Read it. View all my reviews