Roberto Greco (rogre)
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NotTildaSwinton Tilda SwintonDo you know the taste of dirt? Scoop it into your mouth in handfuls, just once. Know intimately the flavor of the planet you inhabit.31
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lizkowba Elizabethmini teacher milestone: presented BTSA year 2 inquiry on alternative assessments and the +/- impact of T/St generated feedback! hooray! -
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NotTildaSwinton Tilda SwintonTake a moment, Tildren. Think back to a time you were glorious. The universe remembers as well. Payment is on its way.27
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alexismadrigal alexismadrigalI think these guys are onto something. http://www.slideshare.net/n3m6/why-we-hate-advertising via @pbump (Site at: http://www.blosso.me) -
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alexismadrigal alexismadrigal@AnnaTarkov Just imagine this — http://eephusleague.com/magazine/ — but with ads baked in.
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bobbyjgeorge bobby george@maxfenton incredible. Reminds me of Bruce Sterling, "No little kid has ever been in outer space. Without children, there's no future." -
maxfenton Max Fenton@bobbyjgeorge I like that a lot. Later in that same McLuhan talk he says a boy on a plane turns to his father, asks "when do we turn small?" -
bobbyjgeorge bobby george@maxfenton Gertrude Stein says something similar: "The land is flat from on high and when people wander."
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maxfenton Max Fenton"At the speed of light, or at electric speed...ordinary events tend to acquire a mythic dimension." —McLuhan http://ing.am/p/j55
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robinsloan Robin SloanHere's the highlight of my week so far (along with the name and location of the best coffee shop in San Francisco): http://t.co/G1nRL5ow -
tealtan Allen Tan@kissane @sara_ann_marie @vruba @rogre (I will probably winnow out some of what I added, I just sorta threw a bunch of bookmarks in there.)
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tealtan Allen Tan@kissane @sara_ann_marie @vruba @rogre So, that crash course humanities thing? I started a list: http://t.co/mRenk7n6
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GreatDismal William Gibson@leverus "Genre fiction" not yet culturally afforded the potential weight or variety of "popular music"? -
JamesGleick James GleickWell said +1 RT @leverus Genre Fiction is Disruptive Technology: A response to the New Yorker on guilty pleasures http://t.co/5nnFXqiZ -
leverus Lev GrossmanGenre Fiction is Disruptive Technology: A response to the New Yorker on guilty pleasures http://t.co/yntmoa32 -
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litherland litherlandRelistening: dogs smell time, says Columbia cognitive psychologist Alexandra Horowitz. http://onpoint.wbur.org/2009/09/22/a-dogs-eye-view -
sara_ann_marie SaraWachterBoettcherOn the web, "things have to live beyond the reveal," says @rebekahcancino. No grand client unveilings. #Confab12 recap. -
vruba Charlie LoydBored? Watch over my shoulder as I write an essay. Kibitz with sarcastic strangers. https://t.co/wCl0XAqd
