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nprfreshair: Tennis legend Billie Jean King was a pioneer for women’s sports. In addition to winning 20 Wimbledon titles, she founded the Women’s Tennis Association. King is best known for her win against self-proclaimed male chauvinist Bobby Riggs in the “Battle of the Sexes” in 1973. In the interview she spoke to Fresh Air’s Dave Davies about how…
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8bitfuture: The Video Game Art Museum is now ‘open’. An online gallery being put together by ‘artist in residence’ Jon Gourley features artworks seen on the walls of video game environments. New works are going up each day at the gallery. The Video Game Art Museum (VGAM) and archive is constructed with art objects appropriated from the backgrounds…
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rpmfm: culturite: Indigenous New Media Symposium February 21, 2014 New York City SPEAKERS:Jessica Metcalfe (Beyond Buckskin)Adrienne Keene (Native AppropriationsChase Iron Eyes (Last Real Indians)Clayton Thomas-Muller (Idle No More)Jarrett Martineau (RPM.fm / Indigenous Nationhood Movement) Follow: #IndNewMedia Really looking forward to being a part of this. rpmfm x beyondbuckskin x idlenomore x lastrealindians x nativeappropriations x…
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nprplays: From SBNATION: THE BREAKING MADDEN SUPER BOWL:THE MACHINE IS BLEEDING TO DEATH “Over the course of the season, I’ve discovered lots of different ways to hack Madden NFL 25 into a thing that no longer resembles football as we know it. I’ve played around with rules, injury settings, all manner of player ratings, player dimensions, and…
