Students Beautify Detroit
Wandering around today, I found a crew of college students painting, sweeping and improving the park at the foot of East Grand Blvd.
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Researchers create pixels eight times smaller than the Retina Display
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Jackson Gillis, Prolific TV Writer, Dies at 93
Candida Gillis said in a telephone interview that as she was growing up, the soundtrack of the house was the constant rat-a-tat of her father’s typewriter, and certainly what is most impressive about Mr. Gillis’s career is its sheer breadth. He worked on “Racket Squad,” “Sugarfoot,” “The Fugitive,” “Lost in Space,” “The Wild, Wild West,” “Mission: Impossible,” “Mannix,” “The Mod Squad,” “Bonanza,” “Ironside,” “Land of the Giants,” “Hawaii Five-O,” “Medical Center,” “Starsky and Hutch,” “Police Woman” and “Murder, She Wrote.”
via nytimes.com
This dude wrote many of the shows I watched as a kid. Thank you sir, job well done.
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iMac & MacBook Touch Patents Discovered
ZuD discovers patents for Touch Enabled iMacs & MacBooks!
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ZuDfunck Says: I’m Not Sybil
Though we can understand why you may call him that.
He apolygizes and invites you to continue your support.
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White Boy from Highland Park Video Tour
Just to capture what Highland Park looks like today with a most appropriate backing from the Smithereens
“Tell me when did things go so Wrong”
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This May Get A Little Weird
I know this is unusual
Changing names of the Blog
But Prince pulled it off, so why cant I
White Boy from Highland Park, formerly known as ZuDfunck
Is now a blog about writing a novel, wherein:
White Boy from Highland Park by Jay Forsyth
A blog about writing a novel
about growing up in the Seventies
One of most desolate decades ever made
I used to have to get high just to put up with all of this
but the kindness of time away has helped to shade the hurt to a more tolerable level.
What that means I can now begin to tell the tale of what, who and when.
I doubt i’ll never be at a point when I can say why.
They’ll be pics and videos and other visual aids to help embed this story
And drive home the point why it was probably the most difficult decades to get thru.
Your continued support will be appreciated
your comments are icing on the cake!
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Irrelevance - Dial A Trip: “Run for Sheriff”
Back in 1970 this ran on a dial up answering machine
We share it with you now, as we are working on a visual version.
Whet your appetite, so to speak…
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Pop-Tarts Brand Plants Its Times Square Flag
via nytimes.com
As a breakfast food, these pastries have neither the nutritional cachet of cereal nor the tuck-in-a-pocket ease of a breakfast bar. As a snack, they’re not quite sweet like a cookie, nor savory like a cracker. In a world on the go, Pop-Tarts can require a toaster. Even the brand name has been hijacked by gossip columnists to mock Britney Spears and Jessica Simpson.
Now the Pop-Tarts brand is demanding some attention for itself, and it is doing so with a store on one of the world’s most attention-grabbing stages, Times Square.
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HOF Game, Politics and Newman
ZuD does a brief Post Game on the Hall of Fame game from Sunday Night, tries to get political and ends this post on a most Happy Note!
Keep On ZuDDin’!!!
Here is the link to that NYTimes article with the tag:
America is now on the unlit, unpaved road to nowhere.
via nytimes.com
The Rolling Stone piece:
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America Goes Dark -
America is now on the unlit, unpaved road to nowhere.
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