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I'm Chris: Poet, lover of academy and porch, sidewalk and turning row. I am looking for everyone discovering her hands and camera trying to overstand the in between.

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"Civilization is entirely the product of phonetic literacy. As it dissolves with the electronic revolution, we rediscover a tribal integral awareness that manifests itself in a complete shift in our sensory lives....This new electronic environment itself constitutes an inner trip, collectively, without benefit of drugs. The impulse to use hallucinogens is a kind of empathy with the electronic environment." - Marshall McLuhan
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Gil Scott-Heron | Revolution print

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chetgulland: Future of making map “Two future forces, one mostly social, one mostly technological, are intersecting to transform how goods, services, and experiences—the “stuff” of our world—will be designed, manufactured, and distributed over the next decade. An emerging do-it-yourself culture of “makers” is boldly voiding warranties to tweak, hack, and customize the products they buy. And what they can’t purchase, they build from scratch. Meanwhile, flexible manufacturing technologies on the horizon will change fabrication from massive and centralized to lightweight and ad hoc. These trends sit atop a platform of grassroots economics—new market structures developing online that embody a shift from stores and sales to communities and connections.“ (via Pasta&Vinegar » Delineating the future of making) chetgulland: Future of making map “Two future forces, one mostly social, one mostly technological, are intersecting to transform how goods, services, and experiences—the “stuff” of our world—will be designed, manufactured, and distributed over the next decade. An emerging do-it-yourself culture of “makers” is boldly voiding warranties to tweak, hack, and customize the products they buy. And what they can’t purchase, they build from scratch. Meanwhile, flexible manufacturing technologies on the horizon will change fabrication from massive and centralized to lightweight and ad hoc. These trends sit atop a platform of grassroots economics—new market structures developing online that embody a shift from stores and sales to communities and connections.“ (via Pasta&Vinegar » Delineating the future of making)

chetgulland:

Future of making map

“Two future forces, one mostly social, one mostly technological, are intersecting to transform how goods, services, and experiences—the “stuff” of our world—will be designed, manufactured, and distributed over the next decade. An emerging do-it-yourself culture of “makers” is boldly voiding warranties to tweak, hack, and customize the products they buy. And what they can’t purchase, they build from scratch. Meanwhile, flexible manufacturing technologies on the horizon will change fabrication from massive and centralized to lightweight and ad hoc. These trends sit atop a platform of grassroots economics—new market structures developing online that embody a shift from stores and sales to communities and connections.“

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The folks at OvationTV have outdone themselves this month. Phenomenal programming, or should I say deprogramming? “Someday America will wake up…” - Carlos Santana on JazzThe folks at OvationTV have outdone themselves this month. Phenomenal programming, or should I say deprogramming? “Someday America will wake up…” - Carlos Santana on Jazz

The folks at OvationTV have outdone themselves this month. Phenomenal programming, or should I say deprogramming?

“Someday America will wake up…” - Carlos Santana on Jazz

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Pixdaus: God Gave Us Pics!
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Pixdaus: Popular Today Pics - by Paul C. Pet

Unthinkable Futures by Kevin Kelly and Brian Eno »

This list of unthinkable futures — probabilities we tend to dismiss without thinking — was published 15 years ago in the Summer, 1993  issue of Whole Earth Review. Our intent was less  to correctly…

A new type of artist arises »

“A new type of artist arises: someone whose task is to gather together existing but overlooked pieces of amateur art, and, by directing attention onto them, to make them important. (This is part of…

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jam session, to DAY! (via follow.the.stars)

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handa: Plataforma Arquitectura - Svalbard Science Center / JVAhanda: Plataforma Arquitectura - Svalbard Science Center / JVA

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Plataforma Arquitectura - Svalbard Science Center / JVA
rach: Jessica Antola, Suzhou, China. Her travel photography makes me want to get on a plane yesterday. rach: Jessica Antola, Suzhou, China. Her travel photography makes me want to get on a plane yesterday.

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Jessica Antola, Suzhou, China.

Her travel photography makes me want to get on a plane yesterday.