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Generation Gap
You call yourselves Creatives, seekers of some brave new world where the light of tomorrow shines and everyone is free, constructing some great paradigm connecting one and all across the universe and time through some technology. You call yourselves Inventors, … Continue reading
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Tagged creativity, gratitude, invention, marketing, modernism, reform, technology
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The Smile That Sells
The smile that sells the message never writes it. The sweat under the spotlights is for show. The work it takes to make it all look easy few understand, and most will never know. The pain endured to make an … Continue reading
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Tagged facade, fulfillment, hypocrisy, marketing, NaPoWriMo, performance, satisfaction
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Wrongful Thinking Department 101
Quote from a currently running commercial for Cox Digital Telephone: “If a million people are doing it, it must be a good thing, right?” So, if a million people are jumping off of cliffs, to use a metaphor from my … Continue reading
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Tagged advertising, commercialism, hype, majorities, marketing
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The Press Conference: descort
No outrage, just amused (perhaps its because I can’t stand the sound of his voice) It reminds me of a song by Robyn Hitchcock “He’s the president of Europe and he’s talking to the dead / They’re the only ones … Continue reading
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Tagged daily poems, descort, French verse forms, George W Bush, marketing, mass media, poetic forms, politics, publicity
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