Janna Ireland: Archive

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Apr 30th

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Apr 29th

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Please bear with me while I work the bugs out of...

Apr 29th

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Apr 28th

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Martin Parr on Photographic Clichés →

Apr 28th

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Armadillos pass leprosy to humans, study finds →

Apr 28th

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Apr 28th

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Apr 28th

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Literary Classics Summarized as Trashy Romance... →

“Tereza is an ambitious photo journalist who’s as sexy as she is talented. But after the Czech beauty takes a dangerous assignment, the Russians mark her as a dissident and nowhere is safe. To the rescue is Tomas, a distinguished surgeon who is very skilled with his hands…”

Apr 27th

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Apr 27th

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Semantic satiation →

Semantic satiation (also semantic saturation) is a cognitive neuroscience phenomenon in which repetition causes a word or phrase to temporarily lose meaning for the listener, who can only process the speech as repeated meaningless sounds. This happened to me last week with the word “English.” This list of 25 names for everyday things is pretty entertaining.

Apr 27th

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Apr 27th

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“Holy crap, are you kidding me? Where does she get off taking something like...”

– Blake Andrews on Vivian Maier. Perfectly sums up the feelings I had while looking at her website last week (“I’m about to go to graduate school for photography and I’m never going to be as good as that damned nanny was!”)

Apr 26th

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