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This here Tumblr blog can be roughly described as a smörgåsbord of eclectic images and media, my ideas and fleeting thoughts, random information, little discoveries, poetry & prose, and other various memorable content that I, personally, want to indulge in (or not) later on down the line. Albeit disorganized and clearly without focus, this is a personal but public "bookmark-ery" of stuff for future perusal perhaps.

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My response to a poll about whether I still read print media anymore or not. I answered yes and then commented beneath with this:

My response to a poll about whether I still read print media anymore or not. I answered yes and then commented beneath with this:

Why must everything always be an “either / or” thing? Why can’t they just cater to both sides? Why must we have to pick one or the other? What if I use both formats interchangeably and would rather not ever have to make a reading choice based solely on the fact of print format being inaccessible? I mean, digital media is the newest reading format so obviously all the publishers must jump on that…

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After 800 nuclear tests from 1951 and 1992, this is the view over the Nevada Test Site (formerly known as the Nevada Proving Grounds).

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Truth

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Gang Hacked ATMs from Inside Banks — Krebs on Security

Gang Hacked ATMs from Inside Banks — Krebs on Security.

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On the Duggars and the Locus of Outrage I’ve never seen this show and nor do I ever want to see it. Fortunately, we don’t subscribe to cable TV so no risk there in that regard.

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CBS Launches Stand-Alone Streaming Service

CBS Launches Stand-Alone Streaming Service

Anna:

Why in the world would I pay a monthly subscription fee for broadcast TV that is normally free? Also, CBS.com has long had their shows online for free streaming, which was awesome and I loved them for doing that wayyyy before other competing broadcast channels like ABC, FOX, and NBC did.

For a long while CBS had all the full episodes of current their current TV shows up which were…

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Lovely unattainable tresses while bored and waiting.

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Tweet from KGB (@DietKGB)

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Goodbye

Goodbye http://wp.me/sOAWe-goodbye

Anna:

The feelings of grief – the anguish, the loss, the abandonment – is so eloquently described in this poem by Gabrille Bryden that I had to reblog it on my blog. All credit goes to her, obviously. These powerful emotions of dolor are so vivid, daunting, especially at the onset when all can seem like a fathomless depth of eternal anguish and neverending suffrage. Although the dejection of…

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Gentrification & Spike Lee Recording March 2014

Gentrification & Spike Lee Recording March 2014

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How Burrowing Owls Lead To Vomiting Anarchists (Or SF’s Housing Crisis Explained)

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Simple, but I like it

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Simple, but I like it

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Simple, but I like it

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Simple

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