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Atherton is a 36 year old guy from New York, New York, USA

Atherton Bartelby is a graphic designer, writer, blogger, and photographer based in New York. He adores chess, gourmet meals, Ashtanga yoga, international travel, New York City and Paris and Moscow, and his collection of whimsical cuff-link sets. His life's goal is to see all of the world's Foucault pendula.

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OMG. OMG. OMFG.

Rated Apr 24 2009 • 3 reviews • internet, geocities, social networking, web, online • omgomgomfg.com

Perhaps more than places of residence, spaces online are like lovers. We enjoy many people who touch our lives, but there are only a number of them that really change us so deeply, and teach us so much, that we remember them forever. In a sense, GeoCities was that. It may not have been the moody codependent relationship I had with Diaryland, or the drama-filled, torrid affair I had with LiveJournal or the wild, no-strings-attached fling I've been having with Wordpress, or the warm marriage I enjoy on this self-hosted blog--but it shaped me. Maybe it was my first crush.
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When A Marriage Disconnects | BlogHer

Rated Apr 20 2009 • 1 review • relationships, love, marriage, cheating, infidelity • blogher.com

A very powerful, poignant, and painful rumination on marriage, infidelity, and that single soul-destroying moment when one realizes that the "supplement" of cheating will no longer sustain the marriage that it supplements.
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OMG. OMG. OMFG.

Rated Apr 15 2009 • 1 review • internet, psychology, morality, social networking, twitter • omgomgomfg.com

Scientists from the Brain and Creativity Institute at the University of Southern California (USC) released findings recently that essentially say Twitter adversely affects our moral compass. This article considers those findings and inquires, "Is the speed of our interactions taking a toll on our ability to tell right from wrong and engage our sense of justice and morality?"
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DMD Network

Rated Apr 13 2009 • 1 review • business, advertising, media, branding, public relations • dmdnetwork.com

The media crisis has created a great deal of introspection on the media business model. But what of the agency business model? In this article DMD Network advocates an innovative new agency business model: the microagency, and initiates discussion concerning the future of agencies, entrepreneurialism and the future of the media/agency relationship.
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OMG. OMG. OMFG.

Rated Apr 08 2009 • 3 reviews • humor, internet, social networking, netiquette, facebook • omgomgomfg.com

Oh, the great universe of Facebook. So many things to do to your friends, colleagues and acquaintances and so little time. From invites to events happening in a whole other country to fights between friends that erupt on your wall, here's a list of the top seven notifications that give us nosebleeds.
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OMG. OMG. OMFG.

Rated Jan 10 2009 • 1 review • internet, web culture, branding, social media • omgomgomfg.com

Excellent exploration of the concept of personal brands, and how important proper communication and perception of said personal brands actually is.
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http://www.dmdinsight.com/blog/post/146-gemma-redux-s-rac...

Rated Jan 06 2009 • 1 review • business, fashion, design, jewelry • dmdinsight.com

Gemma Redux's Rachel Dooley translates mechanics into something beautiful - and beautifully wearable.
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Love 2.0: Online or Alienated? | BlogHer

Rated Jan 05 2009 • 1 review • internet, web culture, relationships, desire, alienation • blogher.com

In real life, you can't block someone who's right in front of you. You can't always select who you work with the way you select who you choose to interact with. You can't opt out of someone screaming at you from across the table. And you can't really sleep on insults being hurled at you the way you might sleep on a nasty e-mail. Have we become so used to relationships online with other people's personas, so stripped of the mundane stuff of life, that we've become intolerant of reality?
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Love in The Time of Web 2.0 | BlogHer

Rated Dec 30 2008 • 1 review • relationships, sex, technology, dating, social networks • blogher.com

Journalist and blogger AV Flox wonders, "Is technology diluting the potency of relationships?", and produces a fascinating investigation.
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On The Manhattan Times: Our Favorite Uptown Newspaper...

Rated Nov 15 2008 • 1 review • blogs, arts, books, the gay recluse • thegayrecluse.com

Excellent piece in The Manhattan Times on author Matthew Gallaway's forthcoming novel, The Metropolis Case.
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