DOWNLOAD: Idle No More: Songs for Life Vol. 1
“Idle No More: Songs for Life Vol. 1 is the first of an ongoing series of FREE downloadable compilations of songs by artists who support the vision of Idle No More, Indigenous and allies. Volume 1 features a broad and diverse array of artists – everyone from Derek Miller (whose contribution, 7 Lifetimes, is a brand new track inspired by Chief Theresa Spence), to John K. Samson of the Weakerthans.”
Wow, this is pretty amazing!
It’s freaking creepy how accurate this is…
HOLY FUCKING SHIT
OH MY GOD… IT GUESSED DEAN WINCHESTER AND I WAS THINKING OF HIM……… Its SUPERNATURAL!
It guessed Enjolras and I was like OMG THIS IS MAGIC then I tried with Calpurnia and it got it wrong. YAY.
oh my god. it has only been wrong once so far. what the actual fuckkkk.
FUCKING HELL WAT THE FUCK
are you guys seriously JUST discovering akinator
I got myself (in blog form) on the akinator lolol
what the fuck. it correctly guessed bo from lost girl even though i thought that the hints from me were unhelpful
Ash Katchem…..damn.
It’s bugging me how accurate this thing is.
Clarissa
Sazh
Lightning
Ash Katchem
guessed them all! Only Sazh took some extra questions.
best marketing
A+
10/10
would recommend
WHEREDOTHEYSELLTHOSE?! I need them so bad. This is absolutely perfect.
They sell them at Target
LOL
The intricate magic of pencil lead sculptor Dalton Ghetti.
mother.fucking.how
I wish I could do this. Damn my man hands to hell
this is amazingggg
We Must Dig Deeper of the Day: Student Expelled For Finding Bug in School System
Ahmed Al-Khabaz, a 20-year-old computer science student at Dawson College in Montreal, Canada, was expelled last week for apparently reporting and doing a follow-up check on a major bug that he had found in the school’s student information system earlier last October. Upon initial discovery, Al-Khabaz met with the Director of Information Services and Technology François Paradis, who thanked him for his work and promised Omnivox’s distributor, Skytech, would fix the error.
Two days after this meeting, Al-Khabaz tested Omnivox to see if the fixes had been made. Minutes later, he received a phone call from Skytech’s president who accused Al-Khabaz of orchestrating an attack against the system and threatened him with jail time if he didn’t agree to sign a non-disclosure agreement about the bug. When Al-Khabaz reluctantly signed the documents, he was promptly expelled for “unprofessional conduct,” barring him from enrollment at any other college in the region.… what’s going on here?
racism is what’s going on here. Anti-Muslim is what’s going on here.
This is apparently coming out in 3 days.
In 3 days, I’m going to start to be a total jogging addict, I think
i’ll finally lose weight
omg yes
OH MY GOD PLEASE BE ON ANDROID PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE
Finally some motivation.
Just so everyone is aware- this exists.
I have this app, and it is brilliant.
One of the few things that make me wish I had a smartphone.
It’s been released on iTunes!
This sounds awesome.
IS THIS GOING TO BE FOR ANDROID AND IPHONE?
I AM SO READY OMG
def snap chatting away at the inauguration lol
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f you’ve become a true believer in the power of massive open online courses (MOOCs) and other “disruptive” web-based programs to break the cost spiral of higher education, you should read the excellent analysis by two writers of the Chronicle of Higher Education, Scott Carlson and Goldie Blumenstyk, “For Whom Is College Being Reinvented?” They’re not against MOOCs, certificates, and other alternatives to conventional schools for students with solid secondary backgrounds. But they make the excellent point that these appeal most to the families that need them least and are best able to sort out the high-quality programs from the dubious ones.
Carlson and Blumenstyk’s sources agree that, for a growing number of students in colleges with minimal endowments, web-based courses just aren’t enough January 15, 2013 at 06:23PM
