Been too busy to read the feed lately, but here’s some stuff:

• Dave Snowdon argues for data over information.
• whiskey river posts a little something that Dave might therefore appreciate.
• WFMU shares some really interesting older progressive music sounds.

And for your further listening pleasure: Steve Mason – All Come Down from Said the Gramaphone…very nice mellow tune.

Good Friday.

• Geoff Brown on doing great things by working with authentic story and having a ball too.

There is an omlet in this weeks batch of feed food:

• Christopher Niemann repurposes Google Map aethetics to make cleaver pictures.
• Jordon Cooper points to a beautiful tilt-pan movie of my favourite city: New York.
• Laura McGrath’s blog.  A new friend and colleague.

Chewing on these:

• Performing the world is a conference in New York this fall.
• Teaching social media to environmental activists.
• Lianne Raymond gives the gift of words for International Women’s Day.
• Rob Paterson on new careers in sustainability.
• Andre Hardin posts an outstanding video of a Rube Goldberg machine from the band OK Go.
• Jordon Cooper with a nice find: a video about the photographer BlueJake of New York City.

Back to the weekly collection of interesting finds:

• Rob Paterson fins cool stuff on the new shape of non profit boards.
• Viv McWaters on how she decides to say yes to a job.
• Rolling Stone on Wall Street’s trickery.
• Harper’s on the junior hockey life in Flin Flon, late 1990s.  No gold medal glamour there.
• New York Times on the sound of a close finish at the Olympics
• You Tube: a stunning clip of a high tension power line worker.  Stunning