Thursday, June 26, 2008
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Monday, June 23, 2008
The Ambiguous Legacy of ‘68 -- In These Times
The Ambiguous Legacy of ‘68 -- In These Times: "Capitalism abandoned the hierarchical Fordist structure of the production process — which, named after auto maker Henry Ford, enforced a hierarchical and centralized chain of command — and developed a network-based form of organization that accounted for employee initiative and autonomy in the workplace. As a result, we get networks with a multitude of participants, organizing work in teams or by projects, intent on customer satisfaction and public welfare, or worrying about ecology."
Bloomberg.com: Muse Arts
Bloomberg.com: Muse Arts: "June 23 (Bloomberg) -- George Carlin, a Grammy award-winning comedian whose routine about ``The Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television'' was the subject of a U.S. Supreme Court decision, died of heart failure in California yesterday. He was 71."
in a word - fuck.
in a word - fuck.
it ain't so bad
i love livin' downtown
i get to make art
with some of my favorite people
all the damned time
i can afford just enough extra-curricular
to stay relatively sane
riding a bike is awesome
my job don't pay much,
but it don't make me wanna die
anyway,
it ain't so bad
i get to make art
with some of my favorite people
all the damned time
i can afford just enough extra-curricular
to stay relatively sane
riding a bike is awesome
my job don't pay much,
but it don't make me wanna die
anyway,
it ain't so bad
Sunday, June 22, 2008
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