Spreading confusion over the internet since 1994
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Photo By Seth Anderson Steppenwolf was founded in 1974 by Gary Sinise, Terry Kinney, and Jeff Perry in the basement of a church in Highland Park, Illinois. It relocated in 1980 to it’s current location and has become a Tony Award-winning theatre company. Modern plays with excellent local actors.
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Steppenwolf Theatre Company | In Chicago
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Photo By Seth Anderson “Blackbird is one of the finest restaurants in the country” – Chicago Tribune. Sophisticated, earthy food in a modern, sleek setting. Owner of a Michelin star.
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Blackbird In Chicago
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In 2012 we witnessed the retirement of the Space Shuttle as well as the near-death spiral of BlackBerry. Obsolescence has occurred throughout time and will continue to occur. Specifically in regards to software and technology, obsolescence is a serious issue that subconsciously motivates every product development cycle. How does a company retain customers for their existing core competencies, while venturing into progressive product development for the years ahead? …Image: swanksalot/Flickr
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How to Combat Tech Obsolescence | Innovation Insights | Wired
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May Day protest at the Haymarket Riot Memorial, 1 May 2012. Credit: Seth Anderson
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Pictures – Labor College at the Mid-Ohio Workers Association – Columbus Unitarian Universalist | Examiner.com
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As whisky producer Maker’s Mark recently learned, when customers have strong opinions, they’ll make their complaints heard. It’s better for organizations to create feedback loops early in order to help avoid the sudden negative reaction that often follow poorly planned policy changes. …Maker’s Mark is not the only organization to learn about the importance of customer feedback loops. (Photo credit: swanksalot)
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Bangalore, Maker’s Mark, Rahm Emanuel and the Importance of Feedback Loops – Forbes
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As our government was making a fraudulent case to attack Iraq in 2002-2003, the MSNBC television network was doing everything it could to help, including booting Phil Donahue and Jeff Cohen off the air. The Donahue Show was deemed likely to be insufficiently war-boosting and was thus removed 10 years ago next week, and 10 days after the largest antiwar (or anything else) demonstrations in the history of the world, as a preemptive strike against the voices of honest peaceful people. From there, MSNBC proceeded to support the war with mild critiques around the edges, and to white-out the idea of impeachment or accountability.
But now MSNBC has seen its way clear to airing a documentary about the fraudulent case it assisted in, a documentary titled Hubris. This short film (which aired between 9 and 10 p.m. ET Monday night, but with roughly half of those minutes occupied by commercials) pointed out the role of the New York Times in defrauding the public, but not MSNBC’s role.
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The city of Columbus is tightening the rules for people out on the Chattahoochee River near the city. Starting this week the city is requiring life vests for anyone on the river between the North Highlands Dam and the Columbus Trade Center. (Photo Courtesy of Seth Anderson via Flickr.)
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Columbus Requires Life Vests On Chattahoochee
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The U.S. Postal Service may be undergoing some serious changes in the face of a rather large deficit. While many take for granted that mail is delivered on time, and can usually complain about the cost of stamps, the Postal Service has been suffering. Just this year the agency posted a $15.9 billion dollar loss. While trying to salvage health care coverage for their many employees the U.S. Postal Service also failed to meet the deadline for reserving $5 billion dollars for this purpose for retired postal workers. Basically, without drastic changes there could be a very real possibility of no Postal Service without a huge helping hand from the government. …Photo credit: swanksalot / Foter / CC BY-SA
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Mail Fail? « Jet Van Lines
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Bourbon is a uniquely American distillation of whiskey named after the region of Kentucky that perfected the process. Photo by Swanksalot (flickr).
Bourbon is a subtype of whiskey. For whiskey to be bourbon whiskey, it must be distilled from a grain base of at least 51% corn. More importantly, it must also be made in the United States.
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Bourbon: the Exclusive Whiskey of the United States
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Is Chivalry Dead? – Ilford Delta 3200 was taken on November 22, 2010 at 10:04AM
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Boarding Stable was taken on July 11, 2007 at 06:07PM
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Hot Dogs at the Merchandise Mart at night – Cross Processed was taken on July 02, 2010 at 09:56PM
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Where’s the Color in CTA Rehabs?; Desegregation; More!
[“No Repercussions For You Yet'” via Curbed Chicago Flickr Group/ Seth Anderson]
·Where’s the CTA’s penchant for colorful stations? [ArchitectureChicago PLUS]
·Local startup aims to create online landlord-tenant platform [Trib]
·Airbnb offers free emergency housing for Sandy’s victims [Inhabitat]
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Where’s the Color in CTA Rehabs?; Desegregation; More! – PM Linkage – Curbed Chicago
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Ch. 2’s Le Mignot Lists in Gold Coast; Swapping Homes; More!
[“From a Vain Persuasion” via Curbed Chicago Flickr Group/ Seth Anderson]
·Ch. 2’s Suzanne Le Mignot lists Gold Coast town home [Trib]
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Ch. 2’s Le Mignot Lists in Gold Coast; Swapping Homes; More! – AM Linkage – Curbed Chicago
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Diagrams for the Modern City; Zebra Striped Listings; More!
[“This Much is True” via Curbed Chicago Flickr Group/ Seth Anderson]
·Grand announcement nears on Roosevelt Collection retail [Chicago Journal]
·Diagrams that shaped the modern city [Architizer]
·New website celebrates Mies’ 860-880 LSD [ArchitectureChicago PLUS]
·Brokerbabble Glossary: The most ‘fantastic’ listings [Curbed National]
·The American obsession with zebra stripes [Estately]
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Diagrams for the Modern City; Zebra Striped Listings; More! – PM Linkage – Curbed Chicago
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