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I'm Tzaddi, and I blog occasionally here about random bits of my life. (That used to be cool when I published my first posts back in 2003. Honestly.)
More often you'll find me focused on sculpting WordPress design that hits the sweet spot between business, art, and science, or hanging out at Twitter. Hope to see you there.
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Recent Posts
- Mucking about with Twenty Ten Theme
- Lucy comes home
- Fresh Water Summit & Petition
- Dear Maggie
- Three Years Later
- Display a Google Map in a WordPress page without it breaking
- Beautifully animated music video – Neko Case
- Fun Coffee images found on Flickr
- Barbara’s Blackberry Cobbler
- Awesome Animation of Graffiti
Category Archives: Culture Consumed
Beautifully animated music video – Neko Case
I’m loving this animation, and the song is quite catchy too. Thanks to Darren’s list of newest favourite songs for the discovery.
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Awesome Animation of Graffiti
I totally enjoyed this stop-motion animation made from graffiti. I think it’s one of the more brilliant pieces of art I’ve seen in a long time. MUTO: An ambiguous animation painted on public walls
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Flight of the Conchords
Recently we discovered an HBO series at our local indie video store: Flight of the Conchords, a series born of the comedy-music duo of the same name. (They bill themselves as “Formerly New Zealand’s fourth most popular guitar-based digi-bongo acapella-rap-funk-comedy … Continue reading
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Great tunes to work to: FNDMNTL
Last week at Cossette Convergence I met Dan Sorce, a sound designer and member of the band FNDMNTL. He was kind enough to share some of their tunes with me, and all I can say is WOW. I’ve been needing … Continue reading
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Art & Our Environment
My brother Reay sent me a link to some very interesting art by Chris Jordan of Seattle. Jordan describes it thus: Each image portrays a specific quantity of something: fifteen million sheets of office paper (five minutes of paper use); … Continue reading
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