Tag: By David S Concepcion
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Basketball Diaries. “J Edgar Hoover” Got That Brown Game.
The ongoing FBI investigation has implicated NBA figures, including Chauncey Billups and Terry Rozier, in illegal gambling schemes involving insider information and organized crime. The NBA season (2025-26) has begun amid these revelations, raising questions about integrity and transparency within the league, as public scrutiny intensifies on gambling practices.
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Basketball Diaries-Short Selling “gaming” & LBJ.
The NBA season is heating up with teams like the Spurs and Thunder leading in the West, and the Knicks performing excellently in the East. Allegations of organized gambling scandals are resurfacing, drawing attention to the darker side of sports betting. Key players’ legacies are examined as the season unfolds.
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Basketball Diaries: LBJ Last Dance 2025-26.
The essay discusses the legacy and current status of NBA stars LeBron James and Stephen Curry. analyzing their championship achievements, performance, and team dynamics while noting the challenges they face this season. The piece also highlights the potential for Luka Doncic’s rise in the league, comparing him to established legends and baby goats on the…
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My Pithy History of The World Wide Web
The author reflects on his initial experience with the internet in 1997, discovering tools like Netscape Navigator and learning to create a personal website. The author further discusses the evolution of web technology, including the development of HTML at CERN and the impact of AI on software and the economy. The web’s role in social…
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No AI for Old Man:8/19 to 9/10/2025 Journal.
The essay explores the interplay between artificial intelligence, power dynamics, and societal structures through a post-modernist lens. It critiques the influence of technology on art and culture while underscoring the historical continuity of power. The author reflects on individual wisdom against the backdrop of capitalism and the evolving nature of knowledge in the contemporary era.
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August 1st to 8/18/25
Modern art has faced varied criticism, ranging from aesthetic judgments to societal values. Understanding contemporary art requires discerning the balance between modernity and post-modernity, while societal norms influence taste. Artistic expressions often provoke discomfort, and the evolution of art criticism reflects broader ideological shifts. The dialogue surrounding art continues to challenge traditional values.
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July 10th to 31th, 2025
The editorial design essay explores the intersection of art, technology, and societal evolution, reflecting on historical and contemporary issues. It discusses the duality of modernity, the significance of generative AI in artistic expression, and the cultural identity of Inwood, New York City. References to historical figures emphasize the ongoing dialogue between tradition and innovation. Narrating…
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July 9th, 2025
On July 9th, 1777, America embraced new ideals, emphasizing faith and virtuous conservative principles against threats like China’s nihilism. The author explores the intersection of art, technology, and culture while promoting freedom of artistic expression. The narrative reflects concerns over US-China relations and highlights virtues like kindness, wisdom, and strength.
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July 8th, 2025
Our daily banality critique of pure reason, begins again. Writing using Surrealist fiction using coded language to develop new ways of manipulating narratives with structure. Raveling conceptual art practices with works on paper in mind.
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July 7th, 2025
Monday reflects a transition from weekend joy to workday routine, emphasizing themes of creativity and technology. The post discusses principles behind a creative group and addresses political nuances, particularly regarding Democrats’ reactions to socialist ideas. It highlights historical patterns of socialism in America and contemporary political divisions, focusing on economic inclusivity.
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Pictographic
The essay explores the concept of “Pictographic” art, emphasizing the intersection of street aesthetics and modern art through photography. It discusses the transformative impact of photography on art practices, featuring personal projects and exhibitions while drawing connections to historical influences and figures like David Hockney. The narrative focuses on capturing and reinterpreting urban identity.
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Thoughts on David Lynch
David Lynch, the influential filmmaker and artist who passed away at 78, has left behind a legacy characterized by surrealism and innovative storytelling. His films, including Blue Velvet, Mulholland Drive, and Twin Peaks, exemplify the intersection of dream-like imagery and psychological depth, rooting them in the broader context of 20th-century surrealist art and literature.
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Christ-Mas:Volume 1
Arts Journal / Zine 91 / Christ-Mas: Volume 1 of 4– –The essay connects art criticism and philosophy, exploring the concepts of Modernism and Postmodernism through Salvador DC’s art cards. It examines the act of creation, power, and faith, using various historical narratives. Ultimately, it aims to cultivate joy and provoke thought on Postmodernity while…
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When Abstraction Was Cool
A work of art should no longer be a mirror held up to man or nature. A painting should compel the viewer to see it for what it is: A certain arrangement of colors, forms, lines and textures on a surface { Exploring Abstract Expressionism }
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Art In The Public Sphere
{ A challenging aspect in contemporary art practice today is finding non-commercial venues to exhibit, promote and share creative experiments with our community. Donate to our latest art project entitle: Dwelling.}
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Making A Case For Kobe
Kobe Bryant is perhaps the most influential basketball player, in the post-Michael Jordan era. He is arguably the closest to Jordan in scoring, titles, most valuable player awards and all star game appearances. As the NBA season rolls in, Kobe will have surpassed Jordan for the number3 spot in leading all time scoring at the…




