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When Code and Creativity Collide session with Harvey Mason jr., Chief Executive Officer, The Recording Academy, USA; Juliet Mann, TV Host, China Global Television Network (CGTN), People's Republic of China; will.i.am, Founder and President, i.am Angel Foundation, USA; at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2026 in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland, on 21/1/2026 from 09:15 to 09:45 in the Congress Centre – Fusion (Zone B), Stakeholder Dialogue. (fusion/code creativity). © 2026 World Economic Forum. Copyright: World Economic Forum/Valeriano Di Domenico
I also liked these numbers for the Our Daily Challenge. These are from a set of books that I got the numbers chart from.
TogetherSF is spending $300,000 on That’s Fentalife! ads in San Francisco with funding from billionaire Sir Michael Moritz of Sequoia Capital (he has spent heavily backing moderates & opposing progressives & wrote poorly NY Times op-Ed in February on why he’s fed up with San Francisco “Sadly Tucker Carlson has plenty of reasons for portraying San Francisco..”).
missionlocal.org/2023/02/michael-moritzs-strange-and-terr...
48hills.org/2023/02/democrats-like-me-are-sick-of-billion...
www.inc.com/kimberly-weisul/why-sequoia-michael-moritz-ob...
While the first stories featured colorful mock-ups from the Mill Valley’s Partners in Crime ad agency (they have lots of tech clients), the actual wheat pasted ads are ugly & poorly done (they look better here than most places - there are more in this album).
sfist.com/2023/05/16/big-money-tech-group-launches-bizarr...
“It’s one of the most disgusting, offensive, tone-deaf responses I can imagine to the public health crisis we’re in right now,” Laura Thomas, director of harm reduction policy for the San Francisco AIDS Foundation, told Nuala Bishari. “We are running out of Narcan pretty much every week. The numbers of people coming in for services is skyrocketing. And the best response these people can do is put up pastel ads in the neighborhood mocking people?”
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None of the ads target Walgreens which reached an almost $230 million dollar settlement for their role in the opioid epidemic - instead, a Walgreens receipt & locked display is shown in an ad targeting shoplifting (which Walgreens now admits they exaggerated the threat of as they began closing hundreds of stores to save billions of dollars in 2019 as more people buy online).
a late post. the 15 represented the weeks that have passed since I was with my grandmother. unfortunately, that number is larger now. still so hard. some days are worse than others. sometimes i don't think at all, & then i feel bad cuz she wasn't at the forefront of my mind. either way, her absent presence in my life is heartbreaking. i don't want to get used to this loss. but it is what it is.
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I don't want to just run around snapping photos of numbers. I want to actually take the pictures in order when I see an instance of the next number that strikes my fancy. For #2 I knew what I wanted...the 2 button in the elevator at work. I work on the second floor, so I push this button most of the days of my life. I just had to wait until I got the elevator to myself one day.
Melbourne's The Inches and NSW Central Coast's The Lazy's supported their fellow Central Coasters Something With Numbers at an all ages show at Bar On The Hill at Newcastle Uni on Friday 6th July, 2007.
Gig was great, though access to the front of stage during the main event was a little hampered by the thronging crowd.
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Shot for I'm With The Band
As the year comes to a close, I thought I'd engage in a bit of extreme reduction, here: The year's photos reduced to numbers and plots.
Total frames shot: 10,445, give or take (which sort of boggles me. That's 28 shots a day). The camera's odometer rolled over in October, I think. Fortunately, even if I'm not selective about what I shoot, I'm more selective about what I actually keep in the library.
(This is an update to last summer's focal length plot; I did a bit more tinkering to produce the monthly data. In the meantime, I've also played a bit more with LR's database to produce lists of frequently-used keywords. Data are fun.)
See the big drop between October-November? That's when I started working. And the spike in April? That was the San Juans and Seattle with Heather. May was graduation and a trip home, and in June I nearly wrecked myself hiking in and out of the Black Canyon for a day of fishing. August saw another trip to Colorado, some more hiking, and in September I was on the hunt for fall color in and around town. Then I pretty much rushed into fall and my photo-taking dropped off for a while, until December, when I seemed to have picked it up again.
I continue to love shooting with my prime lenses, as you can see from the focal length plot; my 21mm, 35mm, and 50mm far outnumber everything else.
Enough numbers for now. Photos to follow!
Rows of numbers on an old calculating machine, © B. de los Arcos.
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