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patterns | gradients | scale
Today I attended the “How to Create Change Without Breaking Everything” workshop held at Metro, and lead by Metro’s Executive Director, Nate Hill. Hill opened the workshop by introducing three concepts in relation to the concept of “Change Management”: patterns, gradients, and scales. In speaking about patterns, Hill mentioned that…
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archives tour [WNYC|WQXR]
On Wednesday, November 8th, I attended a tour of the WNYC Archives, which was put together by ASIS&T Pratt and Pratt SAA. Our tour guide was Andy Lanset, who started the archives department of WNYC in 2000. This came as a bit of a shock to me. That is relatively…
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making making
so many things tell a person not to write, not to express, not to make, the first of which being “I hope I’m not unknowingly creating crap.” <- that seems to be the loudest voice of my internal chorus. another voice yelps “what’s the point?”, a rhetorical question designed to…
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<< because we are t[o] many>>
<< because we are t[o] many>> ↓ still shots from JUDE, directed by michael waterbottom ↓ when the sky is ungreyed & i am unfettered with briskly walking back to work from lunch and i am not crouched underneath an umbrella of “should have’s,” i swear my eyes dilate to…
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the “loud music” trial
The “Loud Music” Trial :: The Shooting of Jordan Davis I regularly listen to NPR programming throughout my day. The following is a portion of the transcript from the February 19th interview of NPR’s Gene Demby by NPR’s Steve Inskeep. Demby had spoken with two writers, Jamelle Couie, staff writer…
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very dangerous things.
when life become reality rather than being conceptual themes discussed in high school english class, common phrases and words of wisdom are so clean and fresh to the ear that they are like a new creation in themselves, seemingly never before actualized or organized into thought. do not judge. which…