Posts from — June 2007

Study:
mine turned out:
You have completed the African American – European American IAT.
Your Result
Your data suggest little to no automatic preference between European American and African American.
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so i’m not biased according to this study. the key is to go really fast, don’t think about it, just go.

Onslaught:

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onslaught is an evil tower defense game.

Proving Who I Am:
Valentin Groebner, Who Are You? Identification, Deception, and Surveillance in Early Modern Europe, translated by Mark Kyburz and John Peck (New York: Zone books, 2007) is about the “histories and prehistories of identification and its documentation” (p. 8).
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this looks like it could be a great book to read for those interested in the histories of identification.

Team Ethno:
Following a problem with our service provider we have moved teamEthno-Online to www.teamEthno-Online.org.uk

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this is an interesting project, it is about ethnography and programming. some nice theory too.

Getting Into College, Strumming His Own Tune – New York Times:
“If you’re not dreadfully concerned with how you’re going to turn out,” he put it, “you’ll probably turn out fine.”

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this guy’s got it together… in the right way.

Video: Wikis in Plain English | Common Craft – Social Design for the Web:
Wikis in Plain English

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handy introduction to wikis and their use.

Internet Library of Early Journals:

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this is a great idea. it is 18th and 19th century journal digitization from the U.K.