February 2012
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Isolate city spread alongside water,
Posted with white towers, she keeps her...
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Philip Larkin
(via lastchatwithphontaine)
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The Resurrection of Talk Radio: The Problem and...
The old saying/The Buggle’s synthpop song goes video killed the radio star; YouTube then killed the video stars (even the trashy reality TV “stars”). Now what will kill the YouTube stars? That is not currently my question to answer. This week I have been tasked with giving advice to the head of digital media for a Danish talk radio station. My question is—how do you save...
I think news organizations have to get really, really serious about creating a...
– Khoi Vinh (via soupsoup)
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Business Visit: B&O
Remember that time at that club where my entire class got ril trashy together?
The ice broke and balls rolled and pins knocked and gutters got cleaned and beers got drank and the dance floor dirtied. The morning after we were all (minus one very unlucky straggler) up bright and early in our bizcaz (business casual) attire ready to tour the headquarters of Bang & Olufsen. The company has a...
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Dancing in a FROzen Tundra
Over this past weekend (the 9th through the 11th of February), the different core programs at DIS traveled to various parts of Jutland [yu•lend] i.e. western Denmark. We in the International Business (section C) program visited Herning [hair•ning] and Vejle [vy•la]. Numerous significant and insignificant events occurred including sleeping on the bus, not paintballing at a paintball arena, staying...
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Confession Of A Virtual World Addict: Why Digital...
[The following blog post is an attempt to contain my reaction to the PBS Documentary “Digital Nation,” personal anecdotes, meta commentary, convoluted analysis, and maybe even some insight. Reader indiscretion is advised]
Foreboding, sinister, somber. That is how I found the PBS documentary “Digital Natives”— but also: biased. The PBS reporters tried to present not...
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Orientation [WEEK/ROUTINE/NONSENSE/BS]
as per introducing any large group (~800 students) of American College Kids to a brand new, shiny foreign country, the Danish Institute for Study Abroad (hereafter and probably herebefore referred to as DIS) implemented a variety of festive and instructive velkommen events. I wont bore you with the rampantly similar details to your own study abroad experience (or any other ice-breaker,...
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In Which You Become A Person Of Substance
When was the last time you read a novel? No, not The Hunger Games, not Tina Fey’s biography, not Lady Gaga’s Terry Richardson photo album, not a HuffPo article reviewing a novel, not a graphic novel, not a tweet from your favorite food blogger. But an actual, honest-to-gods-of-epic-poetry Literature-worthy novel filled with real characters and personal revelation and...
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I am: Adam Powers
I am: a fully-faceted human being. The simplest (and most digital) facets of my interest and influence can be broken down into the following areas— a Social Media resume, if you will:
Technology, Media, and Science
Social
Art
Professional
Personal
Let me break it down for You.
1. Tech, Media, Science
As far as the internet news I consume, not counting...
January 2012
3 posts
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Title Brainstorm
Wanderlust
Wandering minstrel
Wandering doodler
Wandering
Wandering Journeyman
Wandering gypsy
Wandering collage
Wandering/Lusting
Decoupage, Photomontage, Videocollage
Experientialmontage
“found art”
Minced Minstrelling
Travelographer
Creeping around Scandinavia
That One Time
The Flight of Danger Powers
Bold Assumptions soon to be Completely Italicized
Longing for...
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a blog's raison d'être
Sorry for the wait…
Not that anyone will be seeing this website until I log a couple of posts, but first thing/post is first: I wanted to apologize for taking so long (See: the fact that I am currently already in Denmark and have been for ~three days now) to create this Travel Blog. My Big Excuse to follow…
Travelling 5,066 miles/8,154 km to unknown lands for extended periods of...