Data I’ve Mined This Week

Sorry for the graphic Abu Ghraib pic above but lest we forget that we’re still at war….here are some other links of interest:

YouTube for Balletomanes: the New York City Ballet has a well-designed YouTube page with some “behind the scenes” footage…I hope they start posting dance videos one day (maybe from practices?);
Free Advertising for Artists: Bloggy & Artblog encourage artists to join the Culture Pundits Arts & Culture Ad Network…do it now!;
McCain is a Foreigner: Since John McCain wasn’t born in the US, does that mean he’s ineligible to be president?;
Learn to Protest: CODEPINK NYC, with the cooperation of student groups at Barnard & Columbia Univ., will be running a one-day activist training on the Columbia University campus. Workshop topics include, high profile actions, non-violent direct action & civil disobedience, diversity & anti-racism, campaign publicity, youth activism, art & activism. Register here;
Die Blockbuster Die!: UK’s National Gallery puts a nail in the coffin of its soul-less blockbuster shows;
Graphic Change ‘08: Best US Election 2008 collection of graphics I’ve seen thus far;
Voicemail for the Homeless: Google is giving SF’s homeless free lifetime voicemail proving big corporations don’t have to suck; and
Picturing Torture: More disturbing Abu Ghraib prison pics surface on the web…WOW!…definitely NSFW.