Moby-Dick, “the great unread American novel,” is being read aloud by Tilda Swinton, John Waters, Stephen…

Moby-Dick, "the great unread American novel," is being read aloud by Tilda Swinton, John Waters, Stephen Fry & more: http://t.co/urwvkxR684

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Revolt

Revolt
Came upon this at the +Denver Art Museum​​. An art exhibition of a historic revolt from 1680 and a sf storline about a future revolt of 2180. Amazing lines, stunning imagery, great context(s). Much deserving of becoming a game setting. Think of +Double Fine Productions​​ treatment in Grim Fandango. If you can catch this exhibit run do not walk.
http://denverartmuseum.org/exhibitions/revolt-1680-2180-virgil-ortiz

Maker and Made

Maker and Made

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Forced To Acknowledge Snowden, They Heap On The UnTruths

Forced To Acknowledge Snowden, They Heap On The UnTruths

Only Wyden, Paul and a few others were not on the  backhanded quips…

"Sen. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.), who entered the Senate months before the Snowden leaks, agreed. “It is clear we wouldn’t be here without that information,” he said. “I’m not saying that there were violations of people’s civil liberties. There weren’t. But we certainly are taking a bigger role now in oversight.”

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Vote the bums outs

“Because of Edward Snowden, there’s a perception — which is not true — but there’s a perception that we’re invading people’s privacy,” Sen. Bill Nelson (D-Fla.), explained last month. “This would presumably take care of that,”