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I’ve been subscribed to the University Web Developers (UwebD) listserv for quite a while. It’s an interesting mix of design/code tips, recent data, job postings, etc. I wanted to post a brief exchange that occurred a little while ago on the list.
Chris posted this:
Hey guys,
We’re looking for a motivated web developer who loves what […]
Kevin Hampton is a sports writer for the Corvallis Gazette Times. His latest blog post is titled, “Out with the blackout?“. In the post, Kevin states that “the people complaining know very well that there is no connection to racism.” Ummm, nope. I think they know very well that there is a connection to […]
Google has apparently modified their PageRank algorithm. My site’s PageRank has dropped from a pleasant PR of 5 to a rookie year low of 1. One interesting part of the PageRank dip is that other sections of my site still have PageRanks of 2, 3, and 4.
In other techie news, one of my […]
The 19th Erase Racism Carnival is going to be on my site in November. Submissions can be made via direct emails: ericstoller (A) gmail (.) com, comments on this post or at the Blog Carnival - Erase Racism Carnival submission page. Submissions are due on November 17th, and the carnival goes up around the […]
Kai has written a great post on white liberals…it’s a great read for anyone who commented on my Corvallis, Oregon post.
When Kai Chang writes a book (subtle nudge), we should all get in line at the store.
Countless blogospheric discussions on racism amply demonstrate the manner in which many white liberals start acting victimized and […]
The Corvallis Tourism website has a page on media praise of Corvallis:
“Corvallis is ranked as one of America’s Top 25 family friendly enclaves.”
“the 8th best place in the nation to live”
“Corvallis is a country place with a collegiate feel that’s also a high tech center and a hippie haven.”
“Corvallis ranked 10th of all cities […]
The illustration is from the cover of Redmond Magazine, the “independent voice of the Microsoft IT community.” At some point in my techie journey I was placed on the Redmond Magazine subscription list. I usually skim through the magazine and analyze the content from the social justice techie perspective. The magazine primarily features white […]
Update: I dug through a recycling bin and found a copy of the Daily Barometer with the blackface photograph:
The Daily Barometer is the student-run newspaper at Oregon State University. A recent front page article showed a photograph of a white student in blackface. The article encouraged OSU students to “blackout” the football stadium.
Renee […]
Wendy and I have a pet spider. Bob the Spider has been outside our front door for at least a month! I even uploaded a video of Bob the Spider working on a web. It’s after the cut.
Check out the hi-res version of Bob the Spider now on my Flickr account…
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This video was created by myself and the 200 students enrolled in ANTH 200: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology at Kansas State University, Spring 2007. It began as a brainstorming exercise, thinking about how students learn, what they need to learn for their future, and […]