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2012.04.27

Weekly Metapost : 2012.04.20 - 2012.04.27

03.00.02 - Mark

Weekly Metapost from April 20th, 2012 to April 27th, 2012

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Danny Hellman Illustration Blog: Oh, The Jobs That Get Killed, Part One

http://dannyhellman.blogspot.com/2012/02/oh-jobs-that-get-killed-part-one.html

Tagged : art DannyHellman dr. suess funny society

Some fun pseudo Dr. Suess with a modern day bent. I know thhere's plenty of faked Dr. Suess art, but I sort of whicch this set made it to market (also check out part two)

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2012.04.20

Weekly Metapost : 2012.04.13 - 2012.04.20

03.00.02 - Mark

Weekly Metapost from April 13th, 2012 to April 20th, 2012

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Muppet Show Pitch - YouTube

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9KorhvVQRUM

Tagged : cbs history Jim Henson muppets tv videos youtube

The pitch Jim Henson made to CBS for The Muppet Show. Historical yes, but great content as well. Sort of feels a bit like Network [via GeeksAreSexy]

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2012.04.13

Weekly Metapost : 2012.04.06 - 2012.04.13

03.00.02 - Mark

Weekly Metapost from April 6th, 2012 to April 13th, 2012

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The Next Time Someone Says the Internet Killed Reading Books, Show Them This Chart - Alexis Madrigal - Technology - The Atlantic

http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2012/04/the-next-time-someone-says-the-internet-killed-reading-books-show-them-this-chart/255572/

Tagged : articles education ideas literature society theatlantic

Neat to see that our society does read, with a Gallup survey showing about 48% of people are reading a book or novel. However, it leaves plenty of questions unanswered. While we are reading, are we reading Harry Potter and The Hunger Games or are we reading classics from Goethe and Mark Twain to more modern classics like Catch 22 or 1984 (at least outside the demands of classrooms), and perhaps the question of if it even matters. It'll take time and further studies to understand the enviroment, but as someone with an evergrowing slush pile of literature, it's good to know I'm not alone...