A short and intense look at the situation of the Lakota in the Black Hills.
A Journalist Went Near Mount Rushmore To Take Some Photos. What He Found Changed His Life Forever.
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Grant Hart (former Hüsker Dü) has made a new album based on William S. Burroughs’ unpublished “Lost Paradise” (based on Milton’s Paradise Lost).
Hüsker Dü’s Timekeeper Finds A Lost Paradise : NPR
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This Goldman Sachs scheme has them pushing aluminum back-and-forth between warehouses to artificially delay its shipment and use, which in turn allows them profit in a commodities exchange. Equal parts astonishing and dismaying.
A Shuffle of Aluminum, but to Banks, Pure Gold – NYTimes.com
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I found out about this too late but next year, next year, I’ll participate in Take-Your-Poet-to-Work-Day.
Paris Review –“ Poets in the Workplace, Sadie Stein
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Director Jen Phang is turning her short film, Advantageous, into a feature film and needs your help. Please support her campaign on kickstarter to fulfill this project.
The short film was beautifully done and provocative. Not many sci-fi films approach themes of personhood and workplace pressures the way Jen did with Advantageous. You can see the short on-line for free, then contribute to her campaign, which is end ... continue reading
The open data Web site is a good initiative. Now if they can just make it extend further so that open government becomes meaningful. The article quotes Tracey Lauriault of Carleton University on how open the Conservative government is:
“Not if you’re muzzling science, not if you’re cancelling the census, not if you’re practically closing and undermining your archive, not if you’re tur ... continue reading