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February 2012

3 posts

Seoul Food: Treating Your Idol to Lunch Is the... →

them koreans…

Heard Underground, in Your Dreams →

the best requested recording with the mta...

January 2012

3 posts

5-yr daughter of graphic designer explains... →

cute and sad, all at once.

Big Study Links Good Teachers to Lasting Gain →

How Many Stephen Colberts Are There? →

never know how people end up where they end up. but somehow it seems like you end up somewhere great when you stop fighting who you really are. …. and Colbert embraced his ideas sufficiently that in the late 1980s, when he took a job answering the phone at Second City (the famous breeder of comic talent, practically a farm team for “Saturday Night Live”), he briefly thought he was...

November 2011

4 posts

Geocities-izer - Make Any Webpage Look Like It Was... →

U.S. News - More students surrender in SAT... →

Salvation Army Bell Ringers Accepting Mobile... →

October 2011

1 post

How Ready Are We for Bioterrorism? →

August 2011

1 post

Do You Suffer From Decision Fatigue? →

July 2011

1 post

3D DIY chocolate printer debuts →

January 2011

2 posts

How to Teach Yourself to Trust Yourself - Peter... →

designerda: a much needed reminder. [via skims]

washington post contest - diaoramas with... →

December 2010

2 posts

Found Goldman Sachs MasterCard →

Goldman Sachs Lawyers Want Buckley T. Ratchford's... →

November 2010

2 posts

WikiLeaks Archive — Cables Uncloak U.S. Diplomacy →

what benefit comes out of leaking this info? seems too raw, and who knows what it’ll do to american/int’l relations.

Allysia Finley: California Is the Lindsay Lohan of... →

i dunno which party should be more offended - lindsay lohan? or california??

October 2010

2 posts

ANNOYING RIGHT? HAPPY CAPS LOCK DAY →

i have to use all caps when working on documents for work. so to my friends who send me a chat while i’m at work and inadvertently end up “shouting at” b/c i kept the caps lock on, sorry. =)

Lunch Line Redesign →

the only political/social intervention into my elementary school lunches were “Just Say No” logos embossed into the bottom of our aluminum foil lunch trays - and i distinctly remember that logo buried under chicken nuggets and mashed potatoes. reminds me of jamie oliver trying to overhaul british school lunches, and then american ones.

September 2010

4 posts

Too Many Hamburgers? →

if america doesn’t change the direction of where the country is headed, we might not be so far off from china’s view of america as a chubby kid slowed down by eating a hamburger.

3-D Printing Spurs a Manufacturing Revolution →

christian siriano, ny fashion week →

project runway show, ny fashion week →

August 2010

14 posts

Students Bet on Their Grades →

Autodesk Will Reintroduce Its AutoCAD Design... →

can’t decide if this is a good or bad thing

At Bookstore, Even Those Not Buying Regret Its End →

no more b&n at lincoln center? this makes me wonder what will fill the library/cafe/community-center void when libraries are underfunded and bookstores are losing profit.

Inception Infographic →

via fast company

Fat-fingered sumo wrestlers given iPads →

Phyllis Lambert, the Joan of Architecture, Speaks... →

50 Informative and Well-Designed Infographics →

(via designerda)

Google Agonizes on Privacy as Ad World Vaults... →

Romancing About Architecture: Why the architect is... →

“I wonder if actual architects get annoyed by the fact that everyone has a...”

– Ben Johnson, Romancing About Architecture, via nerve.com

July 2010

7 posts

Living Rooms: Easier Living by Design →

“How a 1950 interior-design book [by Mary and Russel Wright] changed the way Americans look at domestic life.” i liked this article. interesting how market savvy and mainstream their approach was to having architecture/design impact society.

“all of this is still eclipsed by the shadow of the ‘dumbphone’”

– http://www.fastcompany.com/1649183/rise-of-android-versus-apple-rim-infographic

The Creativity Crisis →

The Creativity Crisis →

June 2010

5 posts

Live map of London Underground →

Rare glimpses of Rural North Korea →