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Taibbi: "From a distance I’ve always vaguely admired the skills of Newsweek’s Fareed Zakaria, who is maybe this country’s preeminent propagandist…. It’s one thing to say Wall Street bankers felt pressure to chase profits; it’s another thing to say they achieved those profits by systematically robbing a whole generation of pensioners and working-class homeowners, under the noses of the politicians they bought with tens of millions in campaign contributions."

A competition for self-published photography books. This is relevant to my interests.

american bikers aimed towards education. The training you have to pass to get your motorcycle license.

Lafayette based business selling green products. Local and environmentally friendly – bonus!

Time and again, they and other visitors to the exhibitions have been moved to tears by the vast outpouring of creative feminine energy on display. Christine and I (ourselves now technically middle-aged women) have watched with an increasing sense of awe the exponential growth of our project. When we began we thought a dozen or so people would join in. We seem to have tapped into a parallel universe of female power — I can think of no way to put this anymore, except to say that we have become the channels or mediums for what appears to be an unstoppable force. Why has this force not been channeled before? How is that such power and potential has gone unnoticed? Unrecognized? Un-utilized? If this much of it could be channeled randomly through our living room, imagine what could be achieved with even a modicum of social support and encouragement.

Adobe After Effects tutorial to create famous handmade juno opening sequence.

Interesting polaroids of geometric designs.

Photo of a past scene held up at a current scene. Very beautiful the polariods of hospital staff working at a now closed hospital are poignant.

1:24 scale miniature stuff.

The just can't get a hang on that dang ol' internets.

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