August 2009
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Somtimes Red Somtimes Blue →
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My Daytum: Chronicling Consumption →
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WatchWhat happens when you stick a few people who can’t agree on anything at first… but later agree on everything… in a virtual room to do some app design? This is the result. A unique peek into iterative design.
(via TapTapTap)
“Edward M. Kennedy, Senate Stalwart, Dies at 77
Senator Edward M. Kennedy of...”
– New York Times
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How Facebook Ruins Friendships →
I know articles like this have been floating around the webs for some time now, but this one really spoke to me. Not that anyone wants to know (apparently) but I think I’ll reevaluate how I share my activities, thoughts and adventures…some of them are just too precious to shout to the whole internet.
(via the Wall Street Journal)
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Creating the “Perfect” Portfolio →
Tips, tricks and good examples
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Annie Leibovitz, photographer of stars, faces... →
constructs : Karl Zinsmaster
dnadeau:
via karlzinsmaster.com
I love Karl Zinsmaster’s take on design classics. I’m seriously tempted to build this mock Arco lamp for our house.
Posted via web from Daniel Nadeau | Comment »
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First trailer for James Cameron's Avatar just... →
Looks hokey if you ask me.
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Mystery Solved? Web Readers May Have ID'd Man In...
The front page of today’s Seattle Times asks quite a question:
“Who Is This Man?”
And the story tells quite a tale.
It’s about a man who can’t remember much about who he is or he he got to a place ironically called “Discovery Park”: The blond-haired man with the walrus mustache wandered out of Seattle’s Discovery Park three weeks ago, with pressed...
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Wired's Sustainable Gardening Wiki →
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Brand new Radiohead single: These Are My Twisted...
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“There definitely are problems with the NHS (National Health Service). Sometimes...”
– My cousin, Laura Vick (who has lived in the UK for some years now), on the malicious suppositions our politicians have been spreading about Britain’s NHS. Also:
“I want all my American friends to know that over here the Brits are mad as heck about how their health care system is being...
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How do we spend our lives?
(via WNYC’s...
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Beer Summit: Pioneering the American Palette &...
If a local microbrewery opened in your vicinity sometime in the last 20 years, you have Koch in large part to thank. Establishing Samuel Adams in 1984, Koch kicked off the craft beer movement, awakening American drinkers to the vast potential of taste and sophistication in beer beyond the bland mass market offerings of Miller and Busch. Along the way, Koch has continued to innovate with flavor,...
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Making a Frame - Renovo Hardwood Bicycles →
(via riaz)
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Song of the Day! Thanks for the inspiration, and...
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On Hopelessness and Hope →
Accept—quietly and implicitly—that your work will affect millions. Focus on the nuances and details of the craft itself, and on your capacity to engage in a conversation with your work. Through this will come humble and beautiful design solutions that will live on, affect culture, and change behavior. And through this will come a sense of subdued pleasure in your creative work. (via Interactions...
