May 2011
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fleet week at the big gay ice cream truck →
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If you have an apple and I have an apple and we exchange apples then you and I...
– George Bernard Shaw (via azspot)
And thus the idea economy is born.
(via spytapindustries)
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A common mistake for those seeking to cope with this profound disruption is to...
– Storyful: The Human Algorithm – fantastic read on the evolving role of journalists and content curators in the age of algorithm. Related read, Eli Pariser’s The Filter Bubble. (via curiositycounts)
Sounds to me like a good excuse to rewatch Desk Set!
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fave:
I’m making a book of episodes from my webcomic, A Pug Named Fender. I’ve launched a Kickstarter campaign to raise money for the printing costs.
It’s a beautiful blend of illustration, music and technology and I would really appreciate your support in bringing the book to life.
Boosting the signal on a unique and inspiring project from one of the most creative people I know.
You only...
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In the fall of 1801, at age 30, Beethoven revealed for the first time the secret...
– Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5 in C Minor, Op. 67 : NPR
So what’s holding you back?
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Closing the ambition gap - Facebook COO at Barnard... →
shananaomi:
this has some of the best, strongest, and most specific career advice for young women i have ever read in one place. read it, pass it on. support ambitious young women in any way you can.
and remind your friends that on the internet, you should never read the comments.
Ambition is not a dirty word.
Stop making decisions based on research data, and hire development executives...
– Fourteen Top Showrunners on Influences, Failures, and More — New York Magazine (via jayandbronwenwatchtv)
If you can’t recognize a good story and good storytelling then why the fuck would you even want to work in entertainment?
Wikipedia is forcing people to accept the stone-cold bummer that knowledge is...
– Wikipedia And The Death Of The Expert | The Awl
I’m in love with this article. We’re going to elope to a library.
[T]he American romance with making actual things is going through a resurgence....
– The Kitchen-Table Industrialists – excellent NYT primer on the maker movement. Mentions American Maker, the fascinating 1961 short film of a manifesto for hands-on creativity. (via curiositycounts)
This is a movement I can get behind. Actually, it sounds like one I’m already behind, since it...
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that awkward moment when
someone sends you a nude pic and your first reaction is to criticize the focal point
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Quote of the night
M: It's so annoying, my gynecologist's office only takes cash!
C: Do they also use coat hangers?
(Actually, don’t see “Sex and the City 2,” but consider what...
– Seeing “Bridesmaids” is a social responsibility - Bridesmaids - Salon.com
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brooklynmutt:
Jon Stewart’s absolutely dismantles Sean Hannity over the fake Common/White House “scandal” - @Salon
The whole thing’s worth watching, but here’s the part that hit home for me:
This isn’t even fun anymore. I barely get angry about this; I just feel sorry for you guys now. It took longer to play that clip than it took to find it.
I don’t need to rant about this, the...
The Brontës are well known authors with no apparent association with science...
– The Brontë sisters invented imaginary realms, and created the first fan-fiction - io9
Mind. Blown.
(via jaybushman)
Hmmmm.
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But here’s why it’s actually important to see Bridesmaids. On...
– Jamie Denbo: Why Bridesmaids Is Important
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When we’re surrounded by people who believe what we believe, something...
– Simon Sinek, author of the brilliant Start with Why: How Great Leaders Inspire Everyone to Take Action, opening The 99 Percent conference (via curiositycounts)
Some wonder if her multiple layers of internet personae mean she’s part of an...
– Unfollowed: How a (Possible) Social Network Spy Came Undone | Danger Room | Wired.com
I’m still thinking over the online identity and performative identity issues at play in this situation. Fascinating and well reported piece.