January 2011
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Egypt
On NPR: Reporter was caught in cloud of tear gas and kind of struggling to get out. She was picked up by a young man who “didn’t have the stomach for tear gas.” He was driving around the city picking up people in the same situation as she was in and taking them to safety. While driving, he was also bombing police with eggs when he would zip by. Rad.
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Would you still support the Packers if they had...
In the world of sports, advertising plays a huge role. In the world of soccer, shirt sponsors play the biggest role of any advertiser. Barcelona, the last vestige of extremely expensive shirt real estate, made a deal with UNICEF a few years ago to put the UNICEF logo on their shirts and to donate $1,000,000 a year to the foundation. This ultimately led to fan acceptance of a “sponsor”...
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WatchWatch
I’m not really into this kind of music, but I find this concept really interesting.  Additionally, I think this kind of interactivity has a larger application, in areas outside of music, and one day we’ll see this kind of technology infusing itself in other areas. Regardless, its simply a cool concept.
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Philadelphia is full of liars and thieves in...
Does art have some inherent value that makes it “public domain?” Should a museum or government institution be able to claim art from a private citizen/company/foundation because it would be for the benefit of “all?” Go watch The Art of the Steal
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