A scanner internetly

Being an old wannabe secret agent, I've limited my abilities to the internet. So I go M-16 on the internets and share with you a variety of links copped from Google Buzz feeds of friends, or things I came across via Google Reader-Twitter

LOOK/FLIP

• Gaza'rt: proving that there's art in the Arab world
• Persianissimo: contemporary Iranian posters an exhibit curated by Majid Abbas presents 50 posters of 28 contemporary Iranian graphic artists. via: Abitare
• FLAUNT...this magazine
• Publications not many people would have so they'd make good additions to your collection
• Oooohhhh look at all these magazines
• Fashion follows politics
• Animated Oscar award winner that you should watch

LEARN

• Free and high quality resources on web design and development
• Complex Magazine countsdown the 50 most racist films via: This World Town
• What hipsters would call an ideal blog. No. This isn't one of those lame links to unhappy hipsters of LATFH.
• This is what some people may call "deep"
• I hate museums, ask me why one day, but the internet tries to "culture" us regardless
• Reality of the binational solution to the Palestine/Israel question - read this

DISCOVER

• You like before and afters? If yes, then you'll like Toronto Before, a blog that features photos from yesteryear, sometimes side by side with photos from today.
• Spacing is a great publication that discusses urban life in some of Canada's largest cities. I personally read the Ottawa blog more than the Toronto blog, because I feel the nation's capital (and my former home) faces a lot of challenges when it comes to urban landscape. As an advocate of Ottawa transforming its look to accommodate its growth, I'm happy to see Spacing take the initiative and devote a magazine to Ottawa.
• GGRP sound cardboard record player
• Yes, I really do enjoy this blog
• The greatest voice of the Arab world - Umm Kulthum via: Avant Caire