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Understanding Media was at heart a prophecy, and what it prophesied was the dissolution of the linear mind. McLuhan declared that the “electric media” of the twentieth century— telephone, radio, movies, television—were breaking the tyranny of text over our thoughts and senses. Our isolated, fragmented selves, locked for centuries in the private reading of printed pages, were becoming whole again, merging into the global equivalent of a tribal village. We were approaching “the technological simulation

to spend some time with the brand, and maybe even some money. It’s a lot of work and it ain’t for the faint of heart. But as my Dad used to say, “It’s better than diggin’ ditches.” In the end, it’s rarely the deadlines or the amount of work that keep us from getting the job done. Hell, it’s never even the lack of a big idea. You see, new media, untraditional media, integration,—they may be the buzzwords we read every day in the hype that surrounds our business. But so far as I know, they’ve yet to

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of a dead hunter.” The other parts of the marmot are a delicacy in Mongolia. Hunters have complicated rituals to stalk their prey that include wearing false rabbit ears, dancing, and waving the tail of a yak. The captured marmots are barbecued whole over hot stones. In Europe, the fat of the alpine marmot is valued as a salve for rheumatism. Other species of marmot include the American prairie dog and the woodchuck, or groundhog. Groundhog Day is on February 2. Each year, a marmot known as Punxsutawney

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