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A stitch, very many in fact, and time
8+ hour, 51+ min ago (224+ words) This is part of re:frame's Per Second, a month of coverage focused on all the ways animation touches video games, from the culture surrounding the medium to high-profile outliers to the everyday bread and butter of video game animation....
The Dead Internet Almanac Dispatch: Week of August 31
4+ day, 20+ hour ago (224+ words) 🖼️ August 31: Ninety Seconds to Teach Google Seeing Start with Google Image Labeler because it turns a modern abstraction into something human-sized: two strangers, a clock, a thumbnail, and the tiny thrill of matching words. The piece catches the moment before…...
The Great Gods of Samothrace, Whose Names We Don't Actually Know
5+ day, 9+ hour ago (64+ words) Buttondown The Great Gods of Samothrace, Whose Names We Don't Actually Know A mystery cult on a wind-battered island that would initiate anyone who showed up — free or enslaved, Greek or not, king or nobody. Philip II met Olympias there....
Greasy Organ Jazz - BC's John Lee teams up with NYC's Pat Bianchi & Byron Landham!
6+ day, 52+ min ago (135+ words) Buttondown Greasy Organ Jazz - BC's John Lee teams up with NYC's Pat Bianchi & Byron Landham! Guitarist and multi-instrumentalist John Lee returns to the stage for a special afternoon performance joined by two celebrated guests from New York: organ master Pat…...
Reading charity opens studio where visitors can play the machines that shaped dance music
6+ day, 5+ hour ago (312+ words) Reading and Wokingham before breakfast Share today’s briefing directly, or send the subscribe link to someone who would use a concise local morning update. • A Reading music charity is opening a studio housing some of the most iconic synthesisers and…...
Radical plans for former award-winning Kildare pub
6+ day, 12+ hour ago (364+ words) The commuter belt briefing for Dublin families Share today’s briefing directly, or send the subscribe link to someone who would use a concise local morning update. • The applicant is Dublin-based Mill Road Estates Ltd One sponsor slot one clearly labelled…...
#582 Time to Prep for 1988! (Part 7: New-to-Me Faves #2)
6+ day, 23+ hour ago (378+ words) If you’re coming to this late, here are links to previous newsletters with suggestions for 1988 listening: Kent’s Faves #1 (six albums; imo, must-hears) Kent’s Faves #2 (eight albums; imo, must-hears) New-to-Me Faves #1 (five albums I’ll be nominating) Obscure Reader Faves #1 (seven albums)…...
This Hot New Buzzword Is Toxic and Bad For Culture
1+ week, 1+ day ago (562+ words) Red Alert! Shields up! You only have until Monday to ask your local comic book store to reserve a copy of my Star Trek comic, Zero Point, even though it comes out 10/14. It’s about paranoia and hope, and I’m super…...
Let's celebrate the Budgette's sixth anniversary with your advice
1+ week, 4+ day ago (772+ words) I can’t believe this newsletter is six years old. If it was a kid, it would be going into Grade 1, my September baby. BUT, this post isn’t about me. I asked you several weeks ago what advice did you get…...
August StoryTime Update
1+ week, 5+ day ago (222+ words) Want to start using StoryTime with your team? Send us a message at [email protected]. When you first open a room you’ll see that there are now three tabs across the top of the screen — backlog, drafts, and a magnifying…...