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View the exciting art work at http://www.bornmagazine.org. I’ve mentioned this site before, but it is worth another look as they’ve released some new work. This is a project to unite/merge various arts – digital art, as in Flash, with music and poetry. Do yourself a favor: go to this site, put on your headset, forget [...]
I used to collect all sorts of things, i.e., cards of all types – baseball, football, tv shows, etc. I had a group of friends and we would share all sorts of collectibles, like stickers, flags of nations, etc. So, even though I can see that these people need a life, I still love purusing [...]
This is a cool site, especially to see what more creative people than I can do. My one-time attempt is at http://www.mrpicassohead.com/canvas.html?id=69084f1
When you get to the age, you should see mine – bobt, but below it are arrows to do next and back. Check out the other artists’ works and then go yourself, to the [...]
I got the following from benton.org and their email newletter about communications. I can really see this as a reason for the increase in ADD that I am seeing.
THE DANGERS OF SECOND-HAND TV: WHAT YOU WATCH CAN AFFECT YOUR KIDS Thishealth column explores the recent studies linking TV viewing by childrenunder two and attention problems, [...]
From the Benton.org newsletter:
From the Benton.org newsletter:
He’s no Al Gore, but he cana speaka the geek. Sen John Kerry (D-MA) has a history of promoting tech-friendly policies in the Senate and working to bring high-speed data lines to rural Massachusetts. He was one of the first lawmakers to back the industry on issues such as [...]
Jay has to be one of the best advocates for the ’silent majority’ that I’ve seen. His recent Class Struggle article, 12 Steps to Conquering Your Ivy Addiction, in the Washington Post, March 30, is a perfect example (Washington Post requires registration, but it is free and very worth it). From the article:
“I call it [...]
