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Life In a First-Aid Kit
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Tagged cartoon, dogfoose, first aid, freelance illustration, Infotoon, kit, michael kline, whimsical illustration
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Turkey Hunt
Here’s a real simple Thanksgiving e-card that I did for amazon.com many years ago, when they were first starting out and simply wanting folks to linger longer at their website. Enjoy!
Power Lines… Shocking!
Teach your children to give a very wide berth to power lines that have fallen during a storm. Without professional equipment it’s nearly impossible to tell if a line is “live” or not, and contact with a downed electrical wire can be fatal.
When Pigs Fly
The pig, ready to go, whenever the folks in Washington agree on anything remotely benefiting the majority of the American people.
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Tagged democrat, Occupy, pig, politics, republican, Wall Street, Washington
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The Kalahari
The Kalahari desert in Southern Africa has to be the largest sandbox in the world, covering some 350,000 square miles. A great place to play with your Tonka trucks, but you might want to come prepared. Temperatures go from 117°F in the summer to 8°F in the winter!
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Tagged cartoon, children's books, desert, Infotoon, Kalahari, kids activity, michael kline
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The Early Turkey
Just getting warmed up for drawing a bunch of turkeys… maybe. It’s fun to practice. I doodle on Post-It notes all the time.
Doodles
Statements from the electric company, envelopes, menus… anything is fair game for a doodle. Even a sketchbook. LOL!
Enter the Worm
On this day (November 2nd) in 1988, Cornell University graduate Robert Morris uncaged the first computer worm (virus), which began replicating itself far beyond what its programmer intended. The infection spread rapidly among universities, medical research facilities, and military sites to name a few. Morris’ intent was to gauge the width and breadth of the internet, but because of the ferocity of the virus (and the ensuing damages) he was convicted in 1990 under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, paid a hefty fine, served 400 hours of community service, and was sentenced to 3 years of probation.
Here’s to, ummm, cholera.
In 1850’s England, physician John Snow decided that authorities were off track when declaring that a deadly outbreak of cholera (also known as Black Death) was due to breathing foul air. Instead, he was able to track the disease to a public well near Broad Street in the Soho district of London. He also pointed out that the well was drawing its water from the much-polluted River Thames. Gross!
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