That’s what friends are for
Wednesday March 19th, 2008 in appreciation | 1 Comment »
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Listening:
Reading:
- Op-Ed Columnist - A President Forgotten but Not Gone - NYTimes.com [www.nytimes.com]
- Op-Ed Columnist - A President Forgotten but Not Gone - NYTimes.com [www.nytimes.com]
- Content-tious Strategy [nospam@example.com (Jeffrey MacIntyre), A List Apart]
- Fossil Cities [The Technium]
- Fossil Cities [The Technium]
- Fighting Off Depression [By PAUL KRUGMAN, NYT > Paul Krugman]
- Semantics in HTML 5 [nospam@example.com ( John Allsopp), A List Apart]
- Onion News Network: Apple's MacBook Wheel [gizmodo.com]
Twittering:
- Frank Rich: "[Bush] is a narcissist with no self-awareness whatsoever." http://is.gd/eJX2
- Semantic markup in HTML 5: http://www.alistapart.com/articles/semanticsinhtml5
- I'm hiring for a position on my team at the Met. If you're interested and would like some details, please dm me. Thx.
- @bwyman Nice; thanks for the tip!
- Finally hearing "Magnificent City" almost makes me forgive RJD2 for how unimaginably awful "The Third Hand" was. Almost.
- Franken wins! Sort of. http://is.gd/eEoQ
- Interesting--community-maintained forum for the creation of a shared RDF vocabulary: http://open.vocab.org/about
- @canarymegan Mad and I are thinking about going down for the inauguration, if she ends up not working that day.
- @Musebrarian Yeah, I wanted to have a group with a somewhat lower threshold of entry, though semuse and the SIG will often work in tandem.
- Getting ready to send out invites for the Semantic Museum SIG discussion group. If you're interested, lemme know.
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About koven j. smith
Koven J. Smith is the Musical Director of cornfield dance, as well as a producer of interactive technologies at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and an adjunct professor of Information Technology for the Visual Arts at New York University. With a background in electroacoustic music, formal composition, and new media design, Koven's work explores the intersection of multiple art forms and technology.