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Following up on my previous post, I want to share three timeless ideas that I learned from Book 1 of Adam Smith’s The Wealth of Nations as well as three open questions that I have for my fellow Smith scholars:
Geoawesome’s Aleks Buczkowski looks at the art of Ed Fairburn, who combines portraiture with maps—basically, maps with a human face. “Fairburn’s work sits at the intersection of cartography and portraiture. It reminds us that maps… More
The first recording today is What’s New Scooby-Doo? – It’s Mean, it’s Green, it’s the Mystery Machine. The Mystery Machine seems to be possessed, as it starts driving on its own, first to chase Shaggy and Scooby, then when they’re...
Journaling catch-up with my Hobonichi Weeks
Back in 2009 I picked up a copy of Disrupt’s “The Bass Has Left The Building” solely for its incredible art work. As eye-catching as those super sumos were, it was noticing Jimmy Cauty designed the sleeve, being a bit of a KLF obsessive,...
Watched at the bar on mute, this appeared to be quite bad. The director was a real 90s Guy, starting out with Erik Estrada and David Carradine then breaking through with Tom Berenger and Billy Zane. The editor did Miller’s Crossing and...
The City of London Council generates scandals at a such a rate and on such a scale that it stretches the resources of this blog to cover them. The latest scandal - which registers high on the Richter scale - consists of unelected Council...