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Can San Antonio Displace Austin as Texas’s Tech Hub?I feel like saying the city has “quietly been establishing itself as a center for computer industries” sounds underhanded & malevolent. Like, no, San Antonio has been doing its own thang for years, folks. And so many Austin defenders among The Atlantic commentor community! Can’t San Antonio get a little love too?

Can San Antonio Displace Austin as Texas’s Tech Hub?

I feel like saying the city has “quietly been establishing itself as a center for computer industries” sounds underhanded & malevolent. Like, no, San Antonio has been doing its own thang for years, folks. And so many Austin defenders among The Atlantic commentor community! Can’t San Antonio get a little love too?

(Source : facebook.com)

# san antonio# texas# rackspace# parlevel# rackspace hosting# the atlantic# the atlantic cities# graham weston# geekdom# nick longo# trueability
I’ve had these two reblogged posts saved to my drafts section for quite some time now. For about several months, in fact! I just found it so funny that there are these correlations going on in San Francisco between drag queens, butterflies, gangsters, & cupcakes. I’m not going to post them after all. I’m just going to purge them from my list of drafts once & for all since, besides consecutively publishing these posts or combining them into a single screenshot, I can’t get the two posts to connect in any way. So, here you go!For the Lapham’s Quarterly post, visit this link.For the Atlantic post, visit this link.

I’ve had these two reblogged posts saved to my drafts section for quite some time now. For about several months, in fact! I just found it so funny that there are these correlations going on in San Francisco between drag queens, butterflies, gangsters, & cupcakes. I’m not going to post them after all. I’m just going to purge them from my list of drafts once & for all since, besides consecutively publishing these posts or combining them into a single screenshot, I can’t get the two posts to connect in any way. So, here you go!

For the Lapham’s Quarterly post, visit this link.
For the Atlantic post, visit this link.

# laphamsquarterly# lapham's quarterly# theatlantic# the atlantic# san francisco# drag queens# monarch butterflies# cupcakes
I just misread "Huck Finn" as "Hick Fun" here, and it briefly blew my mind. →
# hick fun# huck finn# mind = blown# the atlantic# theatlantic# spoonerisms

theatlantic:

Starbucks Thinks It Can Stop the Fiscal Cliff with These ‘Come Together’ Cups

Is this actually happening? 

[Image: AP]

I’m just reblogging these photos because the image on top is from San Antonio! At least according to the Salt Lake Tribune which offers this caption:

In this Feb. 14, 2010 photo, a sign outside a Starbucks hangs over the Riverwalk with the Navarro Street bridge in the background in San Antonio, Texas. Starbucks plans to begin paying a 10-cents-per-share cash dividend to investors.(AP Photo/David Zalubowski)

BAM! San Antumblrans, you can thank me later for this investigative work*.

* Honestly, it took me all of two minutes to research it on tineye.com.

# ap# associated press# come together# fiscal cliff# navarro st# riverwalk# salt lake tribune# san antonio# starbucks# texas# the atlantic# photography# journalism# journalistic photography# news photography
theatlantic: Kenyan Trial Asks, Can Journalism Be a War Crime? Radio journalist Joshua arap Sang is accused of inciting mass violence in 2007. His case raises complex questions, rooted in Nuremberg and Rwanda, about the capabilities and responsibilities of speech. Read more at The Atlantic [Image: Robert Corey-Boulet] Fascinating concept.

theatlantic:

Kenyan Trial Asks, Can Journalism Be a War Crime?

Radio journalist Joshua arap Sang is accused of inciting mass violence in 2007. His case raises complex questions, rooted in Nuremberg and Rwanda, about the capabilities and responsibilities of speech.

Read more at The Atlantic

[Image: Robert Corey-Boulet]

Fascinating concept.

# the atlantic# theatlantic# joshua arap sang# journalism
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