All those topics that i wish i had time to pursue more earnestly.

http://lists.tmttlt.com/listinfo.cgi/softwareandculture-tmttlt.com is an email list that explores the relationships between software and culture.

DevilDucky – ARISE! The SubGenius Video: Instructions:
ARISE! The SubGenius Video: Instructions

PistolWimp – Henry Rollins: How I Protest the War:
Henry Rollins: How I Protest the War

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an anger that is so huge and so clear!

internet pornography statistics – data visualization & visual design – information aesthetics:
an infographical movie illustrating a number of statistics about the Internet pornography industry, in an “almost” not safe for work

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hmmm, some interesting stats…. but yes not the usual format.

Creative Business Card Designs.:

Creativebits blog has a collection of some really creative business card designs (many from the businesscards pool on Flickr): Link – Thanks Tara!
and
Neatorama

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I have like 500 business cards from pratt….. but i’ve been using streetcards by hugh,

Blogger Perceptions on Digital Preservation:
Blogger Perceptions on Digital Preservation is an online survey from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s School of Information and Library Science. The study team is interested in hearing from all bloggers on their perceptions on digital preservation in relation to their own blogging activities, as well as the blogosphere in general

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this is an interesting project…

Why Moodle Instead of Blackboard?:
why I thought Moodle was better than Blackboard
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some insights into why moodle might work in elementary…. and other schools, better than blackboard.

baby octopus salad

good stuff, triple color panel.

it only two a few days to finally get this posted in ecto….

Memory of the World:
UNESCO’s Memory of the World program aims at preservation and dissemination of valuable archive holdings and library collections worldwide.
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great idea…

Chaos in the Classroom:
It won’t always be called chaos in the classroom. It will soon be known as interactive, hands-on, collaborative, personalized learning with choice. Just not soon enough.
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the question though… is whether it will be called ‘good’… by whom, and for whom. I’d generally think that this is good in general… it fosters collaboration, discovery and creativity, which is the backbone of the economy much more than sitting still in a chair, working on your own project, which seems much more inclined to train people to be office workers at best and assembly line workers minimally.