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Rob is a 28 year old guy from Saskatoon, Canada
I'm Rob, a nonprofit marketing consultant living in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. I'm currently the Marketing and Sponsorship Director for the Saskatchewan Jazz Festival, where we're busy planning the 23rd edition for this summer. I'm also the editor of Art Threat, a blog on politics and the arts, and am finishing an MA in international development studies. I occasionally dabble in photography and design, and play as much ultimate as I can. In the past I've worked for the National Film Board of Canada, did a brief stint with the Norwegian Refugee Council, and was the executive director of überculture, a non-profit media arts organization.
Rated • 1 review • activism, saskatchewan, environment, nuclear, politics, video • youtube.com
A video about placing a nuclear waste dump in Saskatchewan. Part of an information series to coincide with the Uranium Development Partnerships upcoming Public Consultations.
Rated • 2 reviews • animation, montreal canadiens, hockey, arts • nfb.ca
This animated classic is one of my all-time favourite works on film. As a life long Montreal Canadiens fan, I can sympathize with the poor kid caught wearing the jersey of the hated Maple Leafs.
Fun fact: The Toronto Maple Leafs haven't won the Stanley Cup since this animation was created!
Rated • 1 review • marketing, non profit, promotion, facebook, facebook page • robmaguire.com
Here are thirteen tips to promote your page, help you increase your number of "fans", and use Facebook to get the word out about your work.
Rated • 1 review • photography • robmaguire.com
Photography from Palestine, Armenia and elsewhere.
Rated • 1 review • porn, arts, movies, israel, holocaust • artthreat.net
Stalags, a documentary film about Israeli Nazi porn paperbacks of the same name, is exposing audiences in North America to one of history's most bizarre literary genres. The film asks probing questions about post-Holocaust Jewish identity and sexuality, in an attempt to explain why Israeli teens had an irresistible infatuation with busty blonde Nazis.
Rated • 1 review • animation, cartoons, politics, art, political art • artthreat.net
Japan is hilarious!
