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theatlantic: Who Destroyed the Economy? The Case Against the Baby Boomers The facts as I see them are clear and damning: Baby boomers took the economic equivalent of a king salmon from their parents and, before they passed it on, gobbled up everything but the bones. Ultimately, members of my father’s generation—generally defined as those…
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(via Signature Offset :: High Definition Printing)
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Download & listen to our take on La Bamba, fresh from the studio. From our forthcoming album. Look for it online & at select stores in Summer 2012. Recorded at Bedrock Studios, Los Angeles, CA. Engineered by Eugene Toale. Co-Produced by Alexandro Hernandez & Las Cafeteras
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austinkleon: Against recreativity: Critics and artists are obsessed with remix culture Over at Slate, Simon Reynolds lumps a recent crop of books on remixing and artistic theft (mine included) into a field called “recreativity.” His final point: The stealing and the storing is the easy part. The much harder—and forever mysterious—stage is the transformation of…
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Printer Resources for Independent Art Publishers
Printer Resources for Independent Art Publishers
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Our economics tends to measure value capture. If we’re going to get 21st century economic policy right, or even just correctly model what’s working and why, we have to start moving to a model that measures value creation rather than value capture. Tim O’Reilly at Edge. “THE CLOTHESLINE PARADOX” (via protoslacker)
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kottke.org: What’s Shane Carruth been up to since Primer?
kottke.org: What’s Shane Carruth been up to since Primer? jkottke: Primer is one of my favorite films. Director Shane Carruth famously made it for just $7,000 and the film found release in 2004, winning the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance that year. Carruth has been fairly quiet since then but he seems to be working…
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nevver: Four color process
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for the curious, my office is about 200 yards/meters from the stage. I will be watching the debate on tv from my home, 5 miles (~10km?) south.