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Liam is Phun

28. November 2008

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Liam is obsessed with Phun, a free physics game. He’s been working on making a Hummer for a few months now. Here is the screencast. Sorry can’t figure out how the audio works, which is very sad because his voiceover was so confident and precious. Talking about creativity and how he hopes it will inspire [...]

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Sherman Williams paints has worst logo ever

26. November 2008

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Liam and I saw this logo on the back of a van this morning. We could not believe it. WTF?! What kind of bad bad drugs were the people who came up with this doing? Did no one ever say “Oh, yes, that’s nice but I wonder if some people may think it looks like [...]

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Work alongside farmworkers in Florida

20. November 2008

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I had the pleasure of doing a bit of work for the Student-Farmworker Alliance for my master’s practicum. I learned about the situation of farmworkers in Florida from a 2003 article by John Bowe in the New Yorker: “Nobodies: Does Slavery Exist in America?” (download PDF). You may be surprised, but U.S. Department of [...]

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Designer wanted for book on urban ecology, activism, local history

19. November 2008

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We are looking for a print designer to create a 40- to 70-page book to be published in April 2009. The book, Memorial of Weeds: Wildest Dreams for Our Urban Cores, will document “Sprout Out Loud!” (an environmental art project) alongside community reflections about a controversial piece of land soon to be developed by the [...]

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Contribute to the Memorial of Weeds

19. November 2008

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Memories, stories, dreams, visions, photos, newspaper clipping, city plans, archives — you name it, we want to include it in an upcoming book: Memorial of Weeds: Wildest Dreams for Our Urban Cores. I’m helping Montreal artist Emily Rose Michaud, the force behind the Mile End’s Roerich Garden, to produce a book that will document community happenings [...]

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