Flickr is a great place to find great or strange user-submitted photos with various licensing requirements, but not everyone is familiar with the Commons section of the website. Founded in 2008, Flickr Commons were designated to showcasing public photography that have "no known copyright restrictions" for a variety of reasons (that you can read about here), with the following in mind: "To increase access to publicly-held photography collections," and "To provide a way for the general public to contribute information and knowledge. (Then watch what happens when they do!)."
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Austin (and Some of Texas) Through the Flickr Commons
Texas: The Epicenter of Strange Bad News? [Extra Extra]
- The New York Times reports on a lawyer who has 20 former clients on death row in Texas.
- Dude pretended to sell hot tubs, but spent instead spent the dough on strip clubs and expensive cigars.
- Some people near Fair Park are very angry at the Dallas Independent School District. The school district wants to use eminent domain to secure property currently being used for homes and businesses.
Ay, Jalisco, No Te Rajes [Political News Roundup]
- SMU v. condo owners: the property dispute over the land where SMU wants to set up George W. Bush's presidential library is far from settled.
- A federal appeals court has sided with LULAC (League of United Latin American Citizens) against the Texas Democratic Party's "Texas Two Step" delegate process. LULAC says the TDP's process should be subject to the federal Voting Rights Act.
- One of the memes circulating today after Sen. Ted Kennedy's death last night is a video of him singing a snippet of "Ay, Jalisco, no te rajes" at a 2008 Laredo campaign stop for Obama.
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