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can’t believe these things are still around… i used to collect zoids model kits from radio shack… all the assembly instructions were in japanese… took me hours to put these kits together… i suddenly feel old(er)…
very good resource… bookmarking this link now…
anin: Starting with layout.
10 poems for classroom discussion
& that’s w/o ‘paid’ circ to hotel chains across the country like usa today…
poet robert bly returns to his home in minnesota…
Here’s the official Flood Gallery press release:
Matt Mulder will be offering a second series of workshops. They will run through October, into November. Please contact Matt at… » read more
i loathe ‘reality tv’ programs… but i really enjoy art, design & culture… but i have to say, bbc seems to provide some of the best content in the english speaking world…
‘highlights the distances the foods travel and the resultant carbon dioxide released during their journey’
neat… i want to build a tea house…
this is why designers rock… a smokeless stove designed for safer rural use in india…
the miercurea ciuc church in romania is particularily lovely…
To ruminate, or to tweet, that is the question
“For some kinds of thought, especially moral decision-making about other people’s social and psychological situations, we need to allow for adequate time and reflection,” said… author Mary Helen Immordino-Yang.
(via Tweet this: Rapid-fire media may confuse your moral compass) (hat tip: monkeytypist and azspot)
This seems to contradict the premise of the best-selling book, Blink. The article continues:
The study raises questions about the emotional cost… of heavy reliance on a rapid stream of news snippets obtained through television, online feeds or social networks such as Twitter.
My take away: maybe it is best to marinate and ruminate than to tweet.
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