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Friday, November 11, 2011 at 5:56PM Webmaster in Education, JEM News and Announcements, Jubilee Living, Land Use, Latin American Studies, One Earth, Simple Living, Spirituality Get it? I call you JEM. He-he-hee! Okay, so I am crash-banging Apple (iEverything) and Google (YouTube) worlds in the title. And I realize neither of those operate at the scale that JEM suggests of other operators. But let’s face it. There is some brain power to address stuff we haven’t even thought of, so let’s put it to some use, as long as people are wired as much as they are now.
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Updated on Friday, June 3, 2011 at 9:23AM by
Ed Lucas
The iMac is well used, but not so with the phoneNow, I might be the guy who does a range of electronic media jobs for JEM. And it might be true that last year’s JEMscape was quite different than this year’s because of all the new online presence we have now. I am thankful for the praise that has come my way because of it. But it is kind of paradoxical to me.
Friday, May 20, 2011 at 9:33AM Ed Lucas in Current Events, Jubilee Living, Simple Living, Spirituality I just found this through Parker Palmer's Facebook posting. Go to Wordle and input a bunch of text to see how it picks the most vital words and creates a word cloud that artistically emphasizes the words that are most common. You can use any text you like, or submit your blog feed. Here are a few from different bits of text and feeds here on JE.org. Click to enlarge each.
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The license to use the output is pretty liberal. We could use the random designs as the basis for outputting to any media we like, maybe T-shirts, mugs, and all sorts of other stuff you don't need! Otherwise, it is a fun time waster!
Sunday, April 17, 2011 at 3:17PM Ed Lucas in Artistic-Prophetic Imagination, JEM News and Announcements, Simple Living ed lucas, jem website, new media Download the August 2010 newsletter here. PDF format.
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Note: This archived version is slightly different from the bulk mailed paper version in order to fix a couple web address changes that happened just as the newsletter went to press. Sorry for the confusion, but you're here now and that's what counts!
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