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This issue looks at a range of sites, videos and projects. The first is a time lapse video of Mars Rover images. It’s and amazing up close view of the Red Planet. The next article examines an infographic that will be enjoyed by both the foodies and struggling cooks among us. ‘Taste Buds’ will become your go to source for food pairings.

On page two we start with the tumblr for the Occupy Wall Street protests – We are the 99%. This site is updated dozens of times a day and is a great example of using the digital space to bring individual faces to a larger movement. Finally, we lighten the mood with ‘Ballon Hats’ which proves that balloon hats really are universally enjoyed.

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This issue takes us from the world of photography with Tourist Places to a pop culture mash up with Iconatomy over to some geopolitical commentary on North Korea and finally back to Chicago to ask people what their favorite memory is.  At least one of them is sure to make you smile.

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We are often asked where we find the items we write about in Reflecteur. We are lucky to have a team of contributors that send us items going viral from their favorite sites. Each of our contributors has his or her own interests and favorite sites to visit, so the items they send are as varied as they are. However, despite this range certain ones seem to pop up again and again as top sites.

This one page issue includes some of out favorite sites for digital culture items across a variety of categories. From the ad world to cooking to gaming to geek love, these sites are some of the best to check for what’s being shared right now.

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This is a bit of an eclectic issue, ranging from a childish prank to one lawyer’s very serious response to a spam invoice. Here’s a bit more information to get you excited:

• AI vs AI – This experiment from some Cornell University students looked at what would happen if two chatbots struck up a conversation. The results are hilarious. The response from viewers reminds us of just how much robots still amaze and frighten us (and how proud we are that they can’t mimic us just yet).

• Spam Revenge – What happens when you send a law office a fake invoice and a lawyer there gets a hold of it? If he’s this blogger he digs up copious amounts of information on you via public records… then shows the rest of us how to do it. Good luck with that same scam in the future.

• Streetview Vandalism – We’ve seen many responses to the Streetview car: performance art, scavenger hunts, even anger. This is the first bit of vandalism we’ve come across (at least the first that has been memorialized in Streetview by accident).

• Yelper Backlash – Yes, Yelp can be an amazingly helpful site. But as with any crowdsourced effort, there’s a lot of random other crap in there. Now there are multiple ways to respond to self centered, racist or clueless comments.

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Page one of this issue looks at more serious items in digital culture. The first, a tribute to the Twin Towers on the anniversary of 9/11, is an great example of the way digital culture is influenced by offline events and culture but expresses this influence in its own, digital culture-y way. The second article is about a video that reminds us why we tend to hold fire fighters in such high regard.

Page two is far less timely, but still quite fun. The top article features a video that is a great example of a twist on our classic theme of the universality of photos. Video too has the ability to cross geographic and language barriers with ease within the digital space. Finally, we look at a photographic technique that is certainly not new, but has experienced an influx of popularity recently. The digital space loves examples of how to do something. But it loves to celebrate individuals who spend insane amounts of time on something cool even more.

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