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Tiffinbox everywhere, sans China. Wassup with that? Actually, as Anil Dash's post suggests all TypePad based sites are being blocked by the Chinese government. Pshaaaw! Democracy, who needs that?
Back here I extolled the virtues of the RAW format when shooting digital. Ken Rockwell, however, kills that notion outright. He says shooting your images as standard or fine JPG's should suffice for most publications. Any thoughts on this? By the way, Ken also has this post on his site that is a must read for the gearheads among us.
Via Jason Kottke
“You are looking at the far end of the transformation from metric, visual shapes to conceptual memory-related information. It is that transformation that underlies our ability to understand the world. It’s not enough to see something familiar and match it. It’s the fact that you plug visual information into the rich tapestry of memory that brings it to life.”
The New Scientist reports that previously debunked theories about “grandmother-cells,” which connect images to specific memories, are being accepted again in psychologist circles.
This reminds me of an old AGFA or Kodak advertisement in India – “Memories fade. Images do not.”
Late. Late. Late. Sorry, I am posting this update to the Tiffinbooks selection this month only now.
Shashi Tharoor‘s new book, “Bookless in Baghdad: Reflections On Writing and Writers” is the Tiffinbook of the month.
Rubin Museum of Art and Indo-American Arts Council also invite you to a reception and book signing by Shashi Tharoor on June 28, 2005 from 6.30 to 8.30 p.m. The venue is the museum, located at 150 West 17th Street. Tharoor will read from his book starting around 7 p.m. You must RSVP by calling 212-529-2347 or emailing IAAC at the following address: iaac[at]iaac[dot]us.
Photographers Becoming Security Concerns [turn up the volume to listed to this National Public Radio report]
Electronic Frontier Foundation's Legal Guide For Bloggers Some may want to read what qualifies as defamation.
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