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March 9, 2011

W3C Spell Checker

W3C Spell Checker for http://whatgetsmehot.posterous.com

Status

This tool allows you to check the spelling of a web page. It currently only supports English and French.

Usage


Errors found in the page

  1. "Andthings" ( add to the dictionary)
  2. "Animoto" ( add to the dictionary)
  3. "CSSHits" ( add to the dictionary)
  4. "Cantlon" ( add to the dictionary)
  5. "Cicciolina" ( add to the dictionary)
  6. "Cinque" ( add to the dictionary)
  7. "Comméntiquette" ( add to the dictionary)
  8. "Cynophagie" ( add to the dictionary)
  9. "Dailymotion" ( add to the dictionary)
  10. "Dampira" ( add to the dictionary)
  11. "Dipity" ( add to the dictionary)
  12. "Dogmeat" ( add to the dictionary)
  13. "FDogmeat" ( add to the dictionary)
  14. "Facebook" ( add to the dictionary)
  15. "Feedjit" ( add to the dictionary)
  16. "Flickr" ( add to the dictionary)
  17. "FollowersFollow" ( add to the dictionary)
  18. "Fpages" ( add to the dictionary)
  19. "Googelosterous" ( add to the dictionary)
  20. "Gras" ( add to the dictionary)
  21. "Greenberg" ( add to the dictionary)
  22. "Homme" ( add to the dictionary)
  23. "IFRAME" ( add to the dictionary)
  24. "L'HTML" ( add to the dictionary)
  25. "Marais" ( add to the dictionary)
  26. "Mardi" ( add to the dictionary)
  27. "PODCAST" ( add to the dictionary)
  28. "Picasa" ( add to the dictionary)
  29. "Playlist" ( add to the dictionary)
  30. "PornO'clock" ( add to the dictionary)
  31. "Posterous" ( add to the dictionary)
  32. "Quantcast" ( add to the dictionary)
  33. "RSS" ( add to the dictionary)
  34. "SEO" ( add to the dictionary)
  35. "Spellcheck" ( add to the dictionary)
  36. "Timeline" ( add to the dictionary)
  37. "Tumblr" ( add to the dictionary)
  38. "Vidéo" ( add to the dictionary)
  39. "Wiki" ( add to the dictionary)
  40. "Wikipedia" ( add to the dictionary)
  41. "YouTube" ( add to the dictionary)
  42. "YouWeird" ( add to the dictionary)
  43. "arrondisements" ( add to the dictionary)
  44. "boites" ( add to the dictionary)
  45. "colorsche" ( add to the dictionary)
  46. "colorscheme" ( add to the dictionary)
  47. "css" ( add to the dictionary)
  48. "cyno" ( add to the dictionary)
  49. "cynophagie" ( add to the dictionary)
  50. "dailymotion" ( add to the dictionary)
  51. "de" ( add to the dictionary)
  52. "dogmeat" ( add to the dictionary)
  53. "ds" ( add to the dictionary)
  54. "ehot" ( add to the dictionary)
  55. "fb" ( add to the dictionary)
  56. "hostname" ( add to the dictionary)
  57. "html" ( add to the dictionary)
  58. "ina" ( add to the dictionary)
  59. "ize" ( add to the dictionary)
  60. "l'histoire" ( add to the dictionary)
  61. "l'htmlcinque" ( add to the dictionary)
  62. "limbsandthings" ( add to the dictionary)
  63. "mrjyn" ( add to the dictionary)
  64. "nextmedia" ( add to the dictionary)
  65. "nl" ( add to the dictionary)
  66. "ook" ( add to the dictionary)
  67. "pedia" ( add to the dictionary)
  68. "phagie" ( add to the dictionary)
  69. "posterous" ( add to the dictionary)
  70. "sterous" ( add to the dictionary)
  71. "tm" ( add to the dictionary)
  72. "tw" ( add to the dictionary)
  73. "uckin" ( add to the dictionary)
  74. "whatgetsm" ( add to the dictionary)
  75. "youtube" ( add to the dictionary)
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Dogmeat Pad

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No penetration but SO punk rock!

No penetration but SO punk rock!
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Jill Greenberg Arts & Minds

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Punk Dada

According to Polly Cantlon ‘The work of Jamie Reid was clearly influenced by the image and type collages of the Dadaists. These influences on Reid’s typography, with its deliberately erratic and eclectic mixing of fonts, sizes and styles, can be seen in many Dadaist artworks.’ Also, the idea of using reachable resources is shown through Jamie Reid’s artwork made for The Sex Pistols, this artwork was made from things such as defaced images, ripped up flags and was detailed with things like safety pins. 

Reid’s work relates strongly to the Dadaist artist Raoul Hausmann in that they both feature defaced images, a strong personal message and both feature the ‘powerful ransom note and newspaper clipping style that became so iconic’. Sleevage For example, Reid’s ‘anarchy in the UK’ ripped up the British flag and his ‘God Save the Queen’ defaced her highness’s portrait.

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