Zohar Manor-Abel

The Good Lobbyists?

“As Chair of the Senate Finance Committee, Sen. Max Baucus is one of the most instrumental lawmakers in crafting the health care reform that President Barack Obama has promised. In his many years on the committee, Baucus has amassed a wealth of connections to the health care and insurance industries, often through his ties to former staffers turned lobbyists.

The five former Baucus staffers who now lobby for the health care or insurance interests represent twenty-seven different companies or associations. In some cases these lobbyists have the same clients. This map of connections expose how close the many organizations seeking influence on health care reform are to one of the most powerful players in Washington.”

All data was taken from OpenSecrets.org.

The Max Baucus Health Care Lobbyist Complex

vancam:

Whoever created these guidelines obviously wasn’t scared of going into (pretty) details, my inner nerd is well impressed.#traininsights

Thanks to Kathryn Corrick for discovering them.

A survey of data which shows how participation varies among different groups of consumers, globally.

In this post-manystuff* internet environment, it seems pertinent upon my person to make a list. A list of all the different ways that a modern graphic designer can hold a poster! When a poster is held correctly, it is done great justice! When a poster is held correctly, it is totally blogged all over the internets!

Tags: design graphics posters humor

Posted by: zoharma

Following a panel for my college and course alumni, I decided to take a deep look at the branding and the website of the University of the Arts and its colleges.

Times have changed and designs too. It is time to update the cover design I’ve made for the different mashup tracks on my iTunes collection.

The Universal Mashup Logo started as an idea to have a unified album cover to the different mashup tracks I have on iTunes.

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I took this test few years ago, when I joined StumbleUpon. I haven’t logged in to the site in a few years, until today, when I saw my result  and I decided to take the test again. Its interesting to see the differences in me, from being creative to becoming managerial. Funnily, it happened in [...]