linkage: January 2005 Archives

January 31, 2005

Democracy Now! | Seymour Hersh: "We've Been Taken Over by a Cult"

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January 30, 2005

collision detection: Who's zooming who

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Essay: Tool for Thought

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January 29, 2005

del.icio.us/tag/folksonomy

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Paolo Massa Blog: What is "Tag Spam"? Or better, Tag Spam exists?

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Radical Software

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Blog Overkill - The danger of hyping a good thing into the ground. By Jack Shafer

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January 27, 2005

Design Observer: writings about design & culture: The Vice Design Issue

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January 26, 2005

BarlowFriendz: The Intimate Planet

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January 24, 2005

FT.com / World / US - Dollar at mercy of central banks

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January 23, 2005

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"Young Global Leaders" (pdf Object), "organization" is the interesting column..

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January 20, 2005

keychain plants

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January 18, 2005

blood is the new black go keren!

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"You know what the south is today? I brought to the table. From TI to Flip to Banner to Haystak to Trick to a lot of people. What the south is right now is what I had my hands on when I was working at Def Jam and they passed on all that shit. I don’t know what it was."

-HoustonSoReal: Interview with Scarface

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JB CLASSICS - sneakers

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January 17, 2005

Robert Fisk: Hotel Room Journalism, the US Press in Iraq

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Martin Luther King Would Fuck Bush's Shit Up

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MICHAEL WOLF | PHOTOGRAPHY | HONGKONG (very nice but very Gurskyesque)

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How American are American Brands, and how likable? (graph)

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Don't Buy American - Why Europeans hate American Express and Wal-Mart, but like MasterCard and Colgate. By Daniel Gross

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History of Urbanization: temporal GIS in worldKit

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Nauru - the future of rogue states?

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MTAA-RR [ news/twhid/super_mario_movie.html ] Galloway Paper Rad/Arcangel text

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Tom Moody makes me think I went to the wrong Cory Arcangel opening last week..

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Photos of Tokyo G Cans, Typhoon Drainage System

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January 16, 2005

Thom Mayne: How Did He Become the Government's Favorite Architect?

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January 15, 2005

Gothamist: Mayor Goes After Graffiti

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NYTMag Manufaketure (Chinese ITP hacking)

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Judy Blame: Never Mind the Bling-Bling

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January 13, 2005

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so if pizza slice is the crack of food, then nostalgia is the critics heroin..

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agonistics: a language game

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Cabinet Magazine Online - The Wall and the Eye: An Interview with Eyal Weizman

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Maeda's SIMPLICITY

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Mu chicken video

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January 12, 2005

Welcome to Post-Autistic Economics Network

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January 11, 2005

In the field of prediction markets, what were the most memorable moments of the year 2004?

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Witte de With Center for Contemporary Art, Rotterdam

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UNDER FIRE.1—JORDAN CRANDALL—THE ORGANIZATION AND REPRESENTATION OF VIOLENCE (application/pdf Object)

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CTHEORY.NET > Operational Media by Jordan Crandall

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January 10, 2005

The Salvadoran Option

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January 09, 2005

Robert Polidori's Peripheral Vision

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The Paranoid Style in American Politics

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January 08, 2005

José Parla aka Ease

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January 06, 2005

NUMBER27 / The Work of Jonathan J. Harris

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village voice > music >"Likewise New York hiphop stopped being interesting when it stopped being about crack—not just dealing, but the world crack made spatially and racially in the '80s. There are no great Black American novels about the crack epoch yet, only grand hiphop operas—Big's Ready to Die, Raekwon's Cuban Linx, Jay's Streets Is Watching, and the grandest of them all, Nas's Illmatic. That album made explicit for all time the difference between the MC who thinks in dithyrambic parables and the one who thinks in lucid paragraphs and lurid photographs. Illmatic owns the crack moment as surely as Hendrix owns Vietnam. Nas is truly hiphop's Scorsese, a gifted storyteller who didn't so much seek out crime and mortality as those subjects found him, cornered him..."

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Hiphop Turns 30 by Greg Tate

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"Through this location-based exchange of text-messages, the YellowArrow becomes a symbol for the unique characteristics, personal histories, and hidden secrets that live within our everyday spaces."

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Can't Stop Won't Stop

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I.D. Magazine Interactive Design Awards

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January 04, 2005

E. S. Asia quake & tsunami - a photoset on Flickr

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The Economists' Voice (edited by Joseph Stiglitz)

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The Shadow Internet

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Core77 on the ITP Show

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Wired 13.01: The BitTorrent Effect, Clive Thompson interviews Bram Cohen

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Slashdot | Neal Stephenson Interview

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Gucci Youth's Design Remover

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Talking Points Memo breaks down the coming battle over Social Security (in the US) down clearer then I've ever seen it.

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January 03, 2005

The Sentinelese "probably one of the world's only surviving palaeolithic people" and probably safe after the Tsunami.

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new Banksy book out now..

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The Center for Corporate Policy's Top Ten War Profiteers of 2004

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