Fan of Get Your War On? I am. Mary and I saw David Rees some years ago when he spoke in Portland, at Powell's. He signed our first-edition GYWO books, and later I bought some limited edition prints. I still need to get those framed. Anyway, I almost died, his deadpan comic presentation was so funny. The fact that he had intelligent politics to back up the whole thing only made it better. David Rees, I am likely your biggest fan (call me!). There is now a video of a similar talk at Columbia. Enjoy.
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I'm a writer based in Portland, Oregon. I mostly write for Mental Floss magazine (and their website), though I just had a story on This American Life, and had a cover story a few weeks back in The Portland Mercury. You can follow me on Twitter for occasional jokes and complaints about the weather.
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I'm also an iPhone developer. Working with Night & Day Studios, I helped create Peekaboo Barn, Peekaboo Wild, Big Fat Lies, Life in Short, Cocktail Compass, Nick Jr.'s A-Z With Moose and Zee, Quibble, Savage Love, and a bunch of other apps.
Need to contact me? Click the following link, follow the instructions, and you'll have my email address: get Chris's email address.
Note: I'm not the (apparently famous) hockey player with the same name! You'll have to find his homepage in order to contact him.
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Of course, it also helps that he's ADORABLE. Watching this on the heels of An Inconvient Truth (warning: bombastic sound track) and having attended Edward Tufte's seminar last year gives me inchoate thoughts about the comeback of the one-white-man-and-a-screen lecture presentation. Since a part of my job is to organize public lectures, it is encouraging to see ones that thrill.