The #Native American tag needs to a featured and edited tag like other major tags on tumblr!
Apparently a tag becomes a featured one like #art or #music when tumblr decides that there’s enough activity in the tag to have editors.
Well, I for one am tired of seeing people abuse the Native American tag. When I check the tag, I want to see other Native Americans. I want to see our history, our art, our culture, and our contemporary events. I do not want to see people in redface, white hippies wearing dreamcatchers, or hipsters in faux native fashion.
If tumblr made #Native American a featured tag, I would be more than willing to put in the time to edit it, and I know of quite a few other blogs who would likely step up to edit.
This needs to happen.
Tumblr is concerned for conservation!
I thought some of you might like to know that Tumblr has contacted me after the “open letter” to say that they are taking the suggestion into consideration the next time they add new tags.
So thanks for re-blogging and getting our voices heard :]
Players I'd Love To Like: Mario Gomez
Boy do these Germans hit the spot. They’ve been climbing the ranks of “Most Favorite National Team” since they played in the 2010 World Cup. Not only that, but they usually look like this, or like this, not to mention uber Badstuber looking like THIS. If the premonition of all that skin doesn’t get your lovin-attention than there’s no hope in the future of football. Unless the future holds more of THIS!
Let’s cut to the chase. The Bundesliga and their players seem like they’re a fun bunch of people. Part of what makes them is a player named Mario Gomez. On the football side, this peculiar player has no extraordinary powers. There’s definitely an abyss between him and players like Leo Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo. But it’s kind of a reason why we fall for him even more. The whole, “he’s not the best, he knows it, but he’s going to keep trying anyway” mindset gives Mario the underdog quality that all kidnutellas love so much. Mario doesn’t just try in football, he excels in the most underrated way. Think WAY BACK, about 3 weeks ago, when Mario gave Bayern Munich that 2-1 lead against Real Madrid. During the wee twilight of the match a late cross came into Casillas’ box and then some “piece of mass” just hit the ball past Casillas and into the net. The goal can be described like this:
“I just charged in blind, because I sensed it was coming. I have no idea which body part I used to put it in.
-Mario Gomez
The vagueness of how he actually scored gives him a sense of humility. He’s like saying, “I was just running towards the box because that’s where my coach told me to run, I knew the ball would eventually get to Casillas’ box, so I just kept running.” That kind of humility is rare in football. With the Ronaldos going, “I is best. I am number 1, number 2 AND #3” or the Messi’s going ,”I didn’t do anything special, my teammates did” (Messi not special? c’mon now…). Mario’s football is something to be excited about, but that’s not all he has in his bag of sexy.
Off the pitch Mario Gomez doesn’t fail to amuse. During a post-match interview Mario thanked his teammate Thomas Muller for his assist. It was nothing special…:
“I’ve got to think of something for him. Maybe I’ll allow him to come to our bed. But only when my girlfriend’s not there because Thomas is dangerous”
If “nothing special” really meant “let’s get erotic up in here”. The way Mario is looking now-a-days, I bet even Muller blushed when he heard it. Do I think that Mario knew what he was saying when he answered that question “no”, do I think Mario should keep not knowing what he says “YES”.
Mario Gomez should be a player plain LIKED. Not because of the unprecedented amount of nudity he shows off on the pitch, or his semi-sexed up interviews, or even his football prowess(…or lack there of). He makes the game look actually fun. And who doesn’t love that?

I don’t know what tumblr THINKS it’s doing, but forcing entries onto people’s dashes is not cool. Featured tags, no thank you. That blog doesn’t follow anyone for a reason, and I am not interested in the tech tag whatsoever, or any other tags you choose to feature. My content is more important that your showcasing, when it comes to my personal interests, SO!
Kindly get off my dash.
Bookmark Dump of a Hacker News Rookie
These are some of the best articles I discovered this year.
Many of them are from Hacker News, a site I discovered in early March. #YCS2012
I read about 700-1000 words per a minute at a 60-80% comprehension rate and go through about 40-50 articles a day. If it’s a super technical article, I might read it a few times. Hacker News is worth the 30 to 40 minutes of time every day.
- Why Fathers Really Matter - NYTimes.com
- Black Swan Farming
- Top Languages
- The Mobile Payments Fustercluck | TechCrunch
- The Thousand-Sided Dice
- » 7 September 2012, baked by Stephen Anderson @ The Pastry Box Project
- Welcome to Erly
- Richard St. John’s 8 secrets of success | Video on TED.com
- Troy Hunt: 10 lessons for uncultured web developers
- 25 Things I Want My Sons To Know
- The New Establishment 2012 | Vanity Fair
- The 7 Deadly Sins of Startups
- TEDxSSN - Dr. Pawan Agrawal - Mumbai Dabbawalas - YouTube
- Heart_diagram-fa.PNG (839×655)
- Exploring Local » Blog Archive » Google Maps announces a 400 year advantage over Apple Maps
- Tourism in a war zone- Men’s Style, Travel, Fitness and Gear
- Chronicle of a death foretold - Opinion - Al Jazeera English
- A New Perspective on Cost of War
- Glass Works: How Corning Created the Ultrathin, Ultrastrong Material of the Future | Wired Science | Wired.com
- Always Be Closing: Y Combinator and The Art of the Pitch
- Here’s the foreword to my new book. – Bad Science
- Prison Rape: Obama’s Program to Stop It by David Kaiser and Lovisa Stannow | The New York Review of Books
- 100 Terrific Tools for Coders & Developers | DailyTekk
- Wavii | 50 Best Websites 2012 | Techland | TIME.com
- Learn Some Awesome Photography Techniques and Take Amazing Images This Weekend
- Three Weeks in Egypt - In Focus - The Atlantic
- BBC News - HIV ‘made’ new deadly Salmonella - study
- Edwin P. Wilson, the Spy Who Lived It Up, Dies at 84 - NYTimes.com
- The Daily Show Goes to Iran on Vimeo
- Bucket List: 225 Things to Do Before You Die | Life’d
- Hyper-photos: Jean-François Rauzier attempts to create the most detailed images in the world.
- DevTools Tips and Tricks
- 90 Things I’ve Learned From Founding 4 Technology Companies | betashop
- If you can’t explain what you do in one paragraph, you’ve got a problem | VentureBeat
- The CIA Burglar Who Went Rogue | History & Archaeology | Smithsonian Magazine
- edu.mkrecny.com/thoughts/be-nice-to-programmers
- Army to Congress: Thanks, but no tanks – CNN Security Clearance - CNN.com Blogs
- Don’t Say Startup | Clay Allsopp
- Command and obedience in the Bundeswehr - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- The Side-Project Project | SachaGreif.com
- State Department official: Negotiations to extend U.S. troop presence in Afghanistan starting soon | The Cable
- Today I Learned (TIL)
- My son is schizophrenic. The ‘reforms’ that I worked for have worsened his life. - The Washington Post
- Silent Circle: Mike Janke’s iPhone app makes encryption easy, governments nervous. - Slate Magazine
- A Bandwidth Breakthrough - Technology Review
- College tuition, other costs climb again this year - Oct. 24, 2012
- The Island Where People Forget to Die - NYTimes.com
- There’s only ONE exchange rate. Any others are just works of fiction. | TransferWise Blog
- What Goes Wrong - Founders at Work
- Did Wal-Mart love RFID to death? | SmartPlanet
- Ant Death Circles Explained - YouTube
- Mexican Cartels Enslave Engineers to Build Radio Network | Danger Room | Wired.com
- Why an Airline That Travelers Love Is Failing | TIME.com
- How Do You Raise a Prodigy? - NYTimes.com
- Aerographite: Six times lighter than air, conductive, and super-strong | ExtremeTech
- Assessing Damage From Hurricane Sandy - Graphic - NYTimes.com
- 512 Paths to the White House - Interactive Feature - NYTimes.com
- Less Power-Hungry Smartphones and Base Stations Ahead: A Startup Says it’s Cracked a Decades-old Efficiency Problem with Wireless Communications. | MIT Technology Review
- German quits ‘unhygienic, drug-using’ Taliban - Telegraph
- Why Nate Silver’s Gambling Streak Makes Me Trust Him More - Conor Friedersdorf - The Atlantic
- Lessons From the Ultimate Safe Houses - WSJ.com
- Fracking for Dollars: Myths Debunked | The Lounge
- The Fight | Dustin Curtis
- British have invaded nine out of ten countries - so look out Luxembourg - Telegraph
- “Greed Trumps Race”: How To Be A Successful (African) American in Silicon Valley | TechCrunch
- 40 Of The Most Powerful Photographs Ever Taken
- Bounce Imaging | Low-cost sensor systems for first responders
- Nate Silver – Pass notes No 3,278 | World news | The Guardian
- Not Safe For Work Corporation | Fear, senseless violence and shitty drugs
- Five Misconceptions About Our Tattered Safety Net | NationofChange
- Europe Proposes Cheap Quantum Optics Link to the International Space Station | MIT Technology Review
- The Dog Index: What man’s best friend tells us about global economic development - Quartz
- How to Craft a Blog Post – 10 Crucial Points to Pause : @ProBlogger
- A $650 transmitter can disable an entire city’s high speed mobile phone network
- General Failure - Thomas E. Ricks - The Atlantic
- Gene Helps Predict Time of Death | HMS
- 25 Things to Avoid for Better Relationships
- Gamblers Take Note: The Odds in a Coin Flip Aren’t Quite 50/50 | Science & Nature | Smithsonian Magazine
- Map: The most- and least-corrupt countries in the world
- n+1: Basketball Diaries, Afghanistan
- press.princeton.edu/chapters/s8863.pdf
- 25-GPU cluster cracks every standard Windows password in <6 hours | Ars Technica
- Forget Extinct: The Brontosaurus Never Even Existed : NPR
- (3) Andrew J. Ho’s answer to High School(s): How can one be academically successful in high school? - Quora
- Poems - If—
- Freakonomics » When A Daughter Dies
- What does randomness look like? | Empirical Zeal
- Greeks Abroad: The man who speaks 32 languages | Athens
- Ramanujan
- The Steady gain of Humanity
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Amuse-toi bien!
Présidente et Vice-présidente de Hetalia Montréal

