Tag Archives: Music

Gil Scott-Heron (April 1, 1949 – May 27, 2011) May 28, 2011
Posted in Art, Culture.
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Clearwater – Power of Song September 30, 2010
Posted in Future, Health, Kitlas.
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I Love This September 14, 2010
Posted in Art, Culture.
1 comment
Blakroc: Ain’t Nothing Like You (Hoochie Coo) Ft. Mos Def and Jim Jones August 3, 2010
Posted in Art.
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Best Reggae Mixtape Ever May 11, 2010
Posted in Culture.
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BlakRoc: Ain’t Nothing Like You (Hoochie Coo) Ft. Mos Def and Jim Jones April 8, 2010
Posted in Art, Culture.
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Makmende Returns – Just A Band March 28, 2010
Posted in Africa.
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The New Dork March 16, 2010
Posted in Art.
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Website Theme Song March 4, 2010
Posted in Kitlas.
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Joe Cocker / Mad Dogs and Englishmen – Cry Me A River March 2, 2010
Posted in Art.
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Blakroc February 14, 2010
Posted in Art.
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Die Antwoord…fact or fiction? February 11, 2010
Posted in Africa.
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Nice Flick December 24, 2009
Posted in Art.
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Hipster Thanksgiving November 30, 2009
Posted in Kitlas.
4 comments
Tenor Sax Repair – Day 1 February 22, 2009
Posted in Kitlas.
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It’s on… January 28, 2009
Posted in Kitlas.
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Most popular tunes January 18-25 January 26, 2009
Posted in Kitlas.
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Repairing a tenor saxophone January 24, 2009
Posted in Kitlas.
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The Legendary Roots Crew December 15, 2008
Posted in Kitlas, Technology.
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The Foreign Exchange November 8, 2008
Posted in Kitlas.
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Leo Kottke October 31, 2008
Posted in Kitlas.
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What I’m Listening to Right Now.. October 28, 2008
Posted in Kitlas.
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Toots and the Maytals October 16, 2008
Posted in Kitlas.
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I am presently pursuing two Master of Science degrees. One in Information Management and the other in Library and Information Science.

I used to do business development, marketing and operations management at a bunch of tech firms and at a management consulting firm. I always gravitated toward the information and data side of the work I was doing and used any opportunity (both actual and engineered) to manage and design information.

The recession came, I was abruptly handed way more free time than I was used to having, and seized the chance to go back to school to study what I loved.

Now (aka Kitlas 2.0) I’m pursuing the stuff I like – the Syracuse University School of Information Studies (iSchool) (http://ischool.syr.edu/), data science, radical librarianship, eScience, telling stories with data, and information management.