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This morning I read Ezra and Tim Fernholz’s 140-char-or-less (clever) discussion about Twitter in the front of the current issue of the Prospect (I don’t think the exchange is online). Naturally, ... I’ve been moaning about the mainstream adoption of Twitter for a while now, ... I really do think they created something cool,
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www.manifestdensity.net/2009/04/04/have-you-heard-of-th...
www.manifestdensity.net/2009/04/04/have-you-heard-of-this-twitter-thing/
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So, Manifest Density is obviously ecstatic that the Hawkeyes (6-4) knocked off #3 Penn State yesterday, glad we were in a bar in Chicago with other fans rather than screaming like loons in the living room, but as with everything, there is a subtle give-and-take to the victory.
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cultureaddict.blogspot.com/
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[...] 410 – Manifest Density: Three Dutch Megacities « Strange Maps what the Netherlands would look like if it's population were as densely packed as LA, Manhattan, or aligned along a 1.75km depth from Belgian border.
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strangemaps.wordpress.com/2009/09/05/410-manifest-densi...
strangemaps.wordpress.com/2009/09/05/410-manifest-density-three-dutch-megacities/
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Anti-Bush T-shirt based on the concept of manifest density. Screen printed on American Apparel shirts. ... "Manifest density" anti-Bush t-shirt. This design perfectly satirises the ignorant right-wing Christian concept of "manifest destiny" - the belief that other cultures and peoples must submit to the will of the...
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www.bant-shirts.com/manifest-density-t-shirt.htm
www.bant-shirts.com/manifest-density-t-shirt.htm
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John O'Sullvan wrote in 1845 that it was "our manifest destiny to overspread the continent ... for the free development of our yearly multiplying millions." A journalist covering Texas' bumpy annexation to the union, he coined a term sorely in need of an update; ... But when we're given the opportunity to build high density,
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www.housingzone.com/article/CA604379.html
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I stumbled wearily down the poorly lit road, and for fun I made an effort to stay on the yellow lines streaked down the center. I reflected that if this were the middle of the day, ... I chuckled lightly at the mere thought of the party. "Hell of a party," I mumbled to myself for no reason at all, other than to state the...
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www.lycanon.org/transcontest/1/ManifestDensity.html
www.lycanon.org/transcontest/1/ManifestDensity.html
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log of memes (thought viruses, copycat subtexts, imitatible ideas and behaviors) and their complexes ... « A (Maginot) line in the sand | Main | Homeland security specialist » ... February 11, 2003...
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memewatch.com/thelist/archives/000206.html
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The dramatic transformation of Manhattan’s far West Side, ... Mayor Bloomberg had been pushing the grungy, truck-filled area south of the Javits Center hard on the private sector; the city’s biggest developers started planning new hotels and apartment towers; commercial and residential rents seemed on an ... and the No.
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www.observer.com/2009/real-estate/manifest-density
www.observer.com/2009/real-estate/manifest-density
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Manifest Destiny - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Manifest Destiny is a term that was used in the 19th century to designate the belief that the United States was destined, even divinely ordained, to expand across the North American continent, from t...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manifest_Destiny
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