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08.23.08See America Right
2008, Photography (0)by Shaun Spalding This is the real America. Open range as far as the eye can see and thousands of miles of fence to keep you out of it.
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07.10.08Smash Your (German) Television
2008, Photography, Announcement, Video (1)So I learned about a week ago that a video Kamphey and I did for SHARP Televisions called Smash Your Television got played on a German TV news spot about viral videos and new media. We gave the short version to SHARP right after we shot it and it was used as an internet promo, but the extended version we shot (with characters and a plot) has just been languishing on my hard drive waiting to be finished. I still haven't even shown the actors either version, because I've been spending the last year agonizing about finishing it and making ...
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06.30.08That’s Why We Drove To San Diego
2008, Photography, General (3)by Shaun Spalding, click to enlarge by Shaun Spalding, click to enlarge Thirty-nine days until I relocate to San Diego, California and here's what I've learned so far... Best big cities rank: 5 Population: 1,255,500 (click below for more) Continue Reading...
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04.29.08Ready for My Clothes Up
2008, Photography, Other Peoples Work (0)Ryan Moulton took some awesome pictures from the Ms. Perkins shoot. (Click photos to enlarge) Natalie loves Mr. Falcone Mr. Falcone's class photo - Freshman English, class of 1997
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12.25.07Get Behind Me, Santa!
Photography, 2007 (0)Nora and Rafael helped me make Christmas Cards this year. Here are some outtakes from the spicy photoshoot. (click to enlarge)
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12.01.07The Truth is on MSNBC
Photography, 2007, Press (0)In more Truth is On Youtube news, a photo from that series was Photo Of the Day on MSNBC.com in September I just figured out. (link...) Exciting.
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09.24.07A Month in Pictures - September ‘07
Photography, 2007 (1)I've been on a photography kick for the last month: Rafael and I helped Kyle Reid shoot a short, Live! Life! Loud! I took this on some downtime. Shot of Mildred (the chicken that I've fallen into taking care of) on top of someone's truck. Ryan Moulton doing a photo project (with Danny as the subject) at the UF Journalism photo lab that I helped out with. Shaun McD leading the first FUF meeting before Raf took over. Taken during the final shoot (the party scene) of Danny D's movie Tybalt Be Trippin' that I helped with/acted in. Nick B is ...
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Transgressing the Boundaries: Toward a Transformative Hermeneutics of Quantum Gravity
"For some years I've been troubled by an apparent decline in the standards of intellectual rigor in certain precincts of the American academic humanities. But I'm a mere physicist: if I find myself unable to make head or tail of jouissance and différance, perhaps that just reflects my own inadequacy.
So, to test the prevailing intellectual standards, I decided to try a modest (though admittedly uncontrolled) experiment: Would a leading North American journal of cultural studies -- whose editorial collective includes such luminaries as Fredric Jameson and Andrew Ross -- publish an article liberally salted with nonsense if (a) it sounded good and (b) it flattered the editors' ideological preconceptions?
The answer, unfortunately, is yes. Interested readers can find my article, ``Transgressing the Boundaries: Toward a Transformative Hermeneutics of Quantum Gravity,'' in the Spring/Summer 1996 issue of Social Text. It appears in a special number of the magazine devoted to the ``Science Wars.''
What's going on here? Could the editors really not have realized that my article was written as a parody?
A Physicist Experiments With Cultural Studies - Alan D. Sokal - #
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The Cross is in the Ballpark
The Obvious Child
by Paul Simon
"I'm accustomed to a smooth ride
Or maybe I'm a dog who's lost its bite
I don't expect to be treated like a fool no more
I don't expect to sleep through the night
Some people say a lie's a lie's a lie
But I say why
Why deny the obvious child?
Why deny the obvious child?
And in remembering a road sign
I am remembering a girl when I was young
And we said, 'These songs are true
These days are ours
These tears are free
And hey...
The cross is in the ballpark
The cross is in the ballpark'
We had a lot of fun
We had a lot of money
We had a little son and we thought we'd call him Sonny
Sonny gets married and moves away
Sonny has a baby and bills to pay
Sonny gets sunnier
Day by day by day by day
I've been waking up at sunrise
I've been following the light across my room
I watch the night receive the room of my day
Some people say the sky is just the sky
But I say
Why deny the obvious child?
Why deny the obvious child?
Sonny sits by his window and thinks to himself
How it's strange that some rooms are like cages
Sonny's yearbook from high school
Is down from the shelf
And he idly thumbs through the pages
Some have died
Some have fled from themselves
Or struggled from here to get there
Sonny wanders beyond his interior walls
Runs his hand through his thinning brown hair
Well I'm accustomed to a smoother ride
Maybe I'm a dog that's lost his bite
I don't expect to be treated like a fool no more
I don't expect to sleep the night
Some people say a lie is just a lie
But I say the cross is in the ballpark
Why deny the obvious child?"
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