It’s been so long since I’ve written. I’ve been extremely busy, but I do have a few old headline designs I wanted to share with you. I’ve learned a few things about this Headline project/exercise. Firstly, keeping up with current events is a bit of a time consuming process! It takes a significant amount of [...]
Tags: environment, obama, oil rig, spills
Health care reform is happening in the United States of America in a very big way. I’ve been out and about in the city for most of the weekend aware of the important vote that was going to happen but not really keeping tabs on it. I didn’t find out about it until I [...]
Tags: bills, health care, obama, reform
I was pretty bummed this morning reading about Obama’s proposed budget and how it effects NASA’s Constellation Program. Manned mission to the moon by 2020? Lunar base on the moon? All scrapped. I remember being extremely excited when Bush announced such plans and vision for space exploration – however unrealistic they may be. As disappointed [...]
Tags: blue whales, nasa, obama, space
Obama’s State of The Union Address has come to pass, and I’m pretty mixed about it. The Apple iPad announcement totally overshadowed the speech today for me. In some ways, there are many parallels. It’s all about being able to manage expectations and perception. They both set their own expectations, which are sometimes idealized and [...]
Tags: apple, ipad, obama, state of the union
Obama Takes the Fight to Wallstreet by Peter Eavis
I wish Obama had this face more often. Suddenly, things are out the window. Health care reform? Forget it. If health care fails so does Obama? Jon Stewart had the most poignant observation ever concerning the Democrats loss of a filibuster proof majority.
If Coakley loses, Democrats will [...]
Tags: democrats, fight, obama, politics, reform, republicans, wallstreet