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San Francisco 2015 Hello! I'm back again this summer to announce (at least) two upcoming interview podcasts with some fantastic San Franciscans. Stay posted!

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San Francisco

I’m spending the summer in San Francisco, based in the Mission District. I’m going to blog about some of it.

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More on the HobMob

More on the HobMob

Tired of “likes” with no comments? Want to join a thoughtful community that responds and engages with your work? Check out the HobMob, the new, independent media site created by college sophomore Vidushi Sharma. Learn more about the process of making your own website here.

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4: Vidushi Sharma on the HobMob

4: Vidushi Sharma on the HobMob

Originally posted on How To Spend The Summer:

On this episode of How to Spend the Summer, I interview Vidushi Sharma, the creator of HobMob. Over the past few summers, she has been working with a development team to make an innovative form of interest-based “social” media!

Interview Highlights:

On what HobMob is:

“[HobMob] gives people a relevant and thoughtful audience of people who love…

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New podcast episode out!

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4: Vidushi Sharma on the HobMob

4: Vidushi Sharma on the HobMob

Originally posted on How To Spend The Summer:

On this episode of How to Spend the Summer, I interview Vidushi Sharma, the creator of HobMob. Over the past few summers, she has been working with a development team to make an innovative form of interest-based “social” media!

Interview Highlights:

On what HobMob is:

“[HobMob] gives people a relevant and thoughtful audience of people who love…

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http://wp.me/p4JuPX-1Y On this episode of How to Spend the Summer, I interview Vidushi Sharma, the creator of…

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4 Reasons This Indie "Social" Media Site is Worth Checking Out

4 Reasons This Indie “Social” Media Site is Worth Checking Out

Originally posted on How To Spend The Summer:

The HobMobcombines the best parts of Reddit, Tumblr, WordPress, and Facebook, but with a narrower focus: bringing people “with similar passions” together. These passions range from DIY projects to gaming, from literature to athletics. If you don’t see an interest that appeals to you, HobMob makes it easy to create a new interest or sub-interest…

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4 Reasons This Indie "Social" Media Site is Worth Checking Out

4 Reasons This Indie “Social” Media Site is Worth Checking Out

4 Reasons This Indie “Social” Media Site is Worth Checking Out.

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It's going alright, but I can't wait to sleep in my own bed again. I think I'll just take my whole mattress next time I'm gone for a while. This week is gonna be coloring and I don't have a roommate so it should be pretty lax. What do you make in MC?

Hahaha, nice. How're your pages going? Are people talking to each other more? In MC I just build stuff on peaceful survival, expand my mine, make roads and stuff xD

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Aug. 14: The Philosophy of "Frozen"

Aug. 14: The Philosophy of “Frozen”

I love Frozen because of its theme of sisterhood and its poke at “love at first sight.” But the movie’s overall enduring message has a lot more to do with love.

The line that stuck out to me was “love brings out the best in everyone” from the troll song. Treating someone with love doesn’t transform them into a different person, but it can bring out positive attributes you didn’t know they had.…

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This Indie “Social” Media Site is Worth Checking Out The HobMob combines the best parts of Reddit, Tumblr, Wordpress, and Facebook, but with a narrower focus: bringing people "with similar passions" together.

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Virtual Factory Farming In Minecraft, players kill the cows, chickens, and pigs wandering the landscape and cook the dropped meat for food.

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“The Truth of Masks”: How to Describe Characters Wilde brings up the idea that the costumes and mannerisms of an actor "get[s] rid of any necessity for tedious descriptions" of their character.

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Most Inspiring Commencement Speech

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This reminds me why I want to study philosophy

This reminds me why I want to study philosophy

http://www.ted.com/talks/ruth_chang_how_to_make_hard_choices?utm_source=reddit.com&utm_campaign=&utm_medium=on.ted.com-none&awesm=on.ted.com_rvyT&share=1d2fe8eddb&utm_content=roadrunner-rrshorturl

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On "everyday feminism"

On “everyday feminism”

Originally posted on The Activist Classroom:

I’ve been a feminist for a very long time. I’ve self identified this way to students and in my research for my entire career so far. But when time came to name this blog, I hesitated about putting the word in the title. This wasn’t about being cagey; you can read about my feminist ethos on the “about” page, you can guess it from the title of my first…

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3: What do you create? I'm so impressed by some of the work I've seen on Wordpress. I want to hear from all you creative types working on fantastic projects in your free time.