January 2012
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November 2011
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October 2011
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Mobile design →
cyncald:
Nice article from “A List Apart” about mobile app design. Thought this was an interesting way to categorize user’s mobile behaviors:
“In his book Tapworthy, author Josh Clark focused on three critical mobile behaviors: micro-tasking, “I’m local,” and “I’m bored.” These align pretty well with Google’s breakdown of mobile users into three behavioral groups: urgent now, repetitive now,...
July 2011
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June 2011
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Daphne Guinness: Undressed - NOWNESS →
May 2011
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Dazed Digital | Marcel Odenbach At The Freud... →
Ahead of his London expo, the German video artist talks about Sigmund Freud’s couch, German jews and why the famous psychotherapist matters today.
April 2011
35 posts
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“If you live in New York, you’re bound to end up crying in public eventually;...”
– Look at Me, I’m Crying - NYTimes.com
But even the unpretty ones, snuffling, their faces like balled napkins, are mesmerizing. There is something beautiful about a disarmed stranger. We usually only get to witness that kind of vulnerability with friends or family, when something — sympathy...
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“And I’ve got a perspective of being a short-story reader going back to when I...”
– Stephen King speaks with The Atlantic contributing editor James Parker on the creative process, the state of fiction, and more. Read the whole interview at The Atlantic (via theatlantic)
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“So unless anyone can come up with an alternative, I think we’re stuck with...”
– Misuse of words: Literally going on for decades | The Economist
“This is Sabrina and Michelle’s tumblr. We met because we dated the same...”
– The Skill and Bones
My new favourite blog xx
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“The people unable to process Sheen’s honesty can’t do this because it’s so...”
– Bret Easton Ellis: Notes on Charlie Sheen and the End of Empire - The Daily Beast
“She is so unreadable that people will finally believe her to be a classic.”
– Ernest Hemingway (via thatkindofwoman)
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“The biggest myth of all is the Romantic notion that artists somehow create their...”
– Aram Sinnreich: Mashed Up: Music, Technology, and the Rise of Configurable Culture (via kenyatta)
Italy’s Anniversary and Life with Berlusconi : The... →
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I'm not clubbable
I am not a group person. An actor once said he was not “clubbable” - meaning he could not join in easily to a club’s set of values and mix it with a bunch of very like-minded people.
To be part of a tight group one has to be malleable and give up part of one’s values for the sake of the group ethic. I never could compromise like that. They even get upset if you disagree a little bit....
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“Blame the scientists. They dazzled us with their fancy fossils, their...”
– Okay, We Give Up: Scientific American via gold-notebook
In retrospect, this magazine’s coverage of so-called evolution has been hideously one-sided. For decades, we published articles in every issue that endorsed the ideas of Charles Darwin and his cronies. True, the theory of common...
stu egan / blog: Fred Herzog on Street Reverb →
stueganblog:
Great article by John Goldsmith up on Street Reverb today about the Vancouver-based photographer Fred Herzog. I’ve not listened to the lecture that’s included in the piece yet as I’ve spent just under an hour looking at Herzog’s portfolio on the Equinox Gallery website, but I will do at some…
Anna Karina - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia →
When I was younger I used to always think there were a lot of dancers and showgirls who couldn’t spell Anna Karenina, in fact they renamed themselves after this Danish actress who embodied the self-confident spirit of the 60s generation with a Parisian dashing.
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A roaring revival: The Great Gatsby is back in...
First published in 1925, F Scott Fitzgerald’s novel, which encapsulates the aimlessness hidden behind a smokescreen of opulence that was the roaring Twenties, only became truly popular after his death in 1940. But still it was not until the 1974 film, starring Robert Redford, Mia Farrow and Sam Waterston, that the visual language of Gatsby and the term ‘Gatsbyesque’ came into...
Atomic Snowflakes - Brian Till - National - The... →
March 2011
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