DJ Nike – Dubstep/Grime (practice set) November ‘2010.
DJ Nike, aka Aeqon and Jocelyn Bisson, is a long time friend of mine (we even used to be roommates back in the days) who’s coming back to his mixing roots after a decade off.
Enjoy! I did. :)
DJ Nike – Dubstep/Grime (practice set) November ‘2010.
DJ Nike, aka Aeqon and Jocelyn Bisson, is a long time friend of mine (we even used to be roommates back in the days) who’s coming back to his mixing roots after a decade off.
Enjoy! I did. :)
We live in quite extraordinary times. We live at a moment where many of the most important politicians in our country and in some others overseas are actually eager to stand up and say that open data is an important priority for them, and for their nations. Just pause and think about it for a second: politicians! Talking about data! At all!
via Premise: Open Data: How Not To Cock It Up.
See DataSF for a great example of open data provided by a (municipal) government and some of the projects citizens have been rolling out with the said data.
These were my favorite designs at last week’s Cupcake Camp Montreal 2010, where I volunteered.
All photos by Eva Blue. Be sure to check out her full photo set for more doughy masterpieces.
There are few things that bug me as much as politicians blatantly raping lady democracy. This is one of those cases. If this is part of the Tories’ day-dream to abolish the Senate, I think they might have just found a way to get the public opinion to support it…