I embedded a QR Code into my 2008 Art-O-Matic exhibit. I made a time-lapse YouTube video of the installation where I put the QR-Code up around 5 minutes and 10 seconds into the video in the upper left-hand corner. The QR-Code on display at the exhibit decodes as a link to my website.

These polar bears are on trial today in Washington, DC: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1StDcEQeis

Its also important to note the Green Party of the United States is the only American political party to call for the boycott of Israel through their continued human rights violation. The Keffiyeh's presence shows global solidarity. Go Cynthia! Share files and help end the American Blackout!!

The Maps Exhibition is coming to Baltimore, Maryland next. Those of you on the East Coast should make plans to take the train to Baltimore. The Walters Museum is only a short walk down Charles St. from Baltimore's Penn Station. Opens March 16th.

Tularemia was found around the National Mall in Washington, DC in late September of 2005 after a massive anti-war protest. To this day, I believe that it was placed there by the government to test it as a biological weapon. There has never been any substantial follow-up as to why it was found.

Funny that the authors use "coal consumption," because the word "consumption" was considered Tuberculosis during England's industrial revolution.

It's better than GWU- the most expensive university in the world!

SUX was the cite of the tragic plane crash of Flight 232 on July 19th 1989, which was later remade into a TV movie "Crash Landing: The Rescue of Flight 232."

Sioux City is the cite where the first person died on the Lewis & Clark expedition. His name was Sgt. Floyd and there is a large obelisk in his honor that one can see when driving into the town.

Regardless, it SUX that it's so expensive to fly there.