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Know Your Typestache [via: Gizmodo]
Sunday, July 25th 2010 7:07am
I never grow tired of the 3x5 card “chart & graph humor” found on Indexed.
Saturday, July 10th 2010 8:40pm
Quote: “With the exception of a few daguerrotypes (invented in 1839) Common-place won’t dazzle you with snazzy graphics. But it will take you on a tour of what’s best in early American scholarship, teaching, and curatorship—and it will take advantage of the web’s most important feature: bringing people together to discuss ideas.”
Friday, July 9th 2010 12:06pm
Professional Fashion Photo Shoot, with iPhone | Obama Pacman: The photo above was shot with an iPhone 3GS (not even an iPhone 4). Proof that the person using the camera is the key to good photography. (Oh, and the makeup folks and lighting folks and the model and…)
Friday, July 9th 2010 11:05am
Monday, June 28th 2010 8:50pm
Yet another attempt by the Washington Post to “get” the web? [via: Newsweek]
Saturday, June 26th 2010 8:05am
Sunday, June 13th 2010 8:27am
Computer model of the really, really, worst, worst case scenario: According to Fred Aminzadeh, a research professor at the University of Southern California’s Center for Integrated Smart Oil Fields who previously worked for Unocal Corp., the well could probably flow more than a decade. (Yeah, but that doesn’t include all the hurricanes and tsunamis and perhaps a few crashing meteors.)
Friday, June 4th 2010 4:11pm
This animation of “computer modeling” of the gushing oil suggests it will move into the Atlantic this summer. It also appears to support the conspiracy theory that British Petroleum is working on a new way to transport oil to refineries in the UK.
Thursday, June 3rd 2010 4:08pm
I just received an email from a PR person that contained the following:
I’d like to gauge your interest in a case study about a material handling distributor and consultancy that recently achieved significant expense reduction and revenue growth by uniting disparate cross-team customer data through the use of customer relationship management software.
If I had responded, I would have said, “In the unlikely event that I may one day understand what you are asking, I can assure you a gauge measuring my interest in such a case study would be in the below zero range.”
Thursday, June 3rd 2010 3:53pm