April 2012
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March 2012
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“You never stop reading, particularly in the Internet age. I read all the time....”
– Deadspin’s Drew Magary attempts to conquer the SAT nearly 2 decades after he last took it, with varying results. But this, this is so true.
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I think Atlanta is stuck in an infinite loop.
We can’t improve our roads and transit without money, but our crap roads and transit keep businesses away. Meanwhile, the legislature is too busy crossing its fingers for a Super Bowl Box to come up with a cogent transit plan. So basically, we can only move forward when someone gets the balls to, but the only balls coming into town are made of pigskin.
(That said, I took a walk through...
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Reblog if you're a nobody on Tumblr but you're...
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Sick of letting YouTube have all the fun, Friskies... →
No longer satisfied with laser pointers or pompoms, the cats are coming for your expensive slabs of glass and silicon . Friskies is releasing cat-friendly iPad apps like air hockey and fishing. And judging by that picture, it’s a lot of fun! For everyone except Zagg and Tim Cook. (via Buzzfeed)
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“Do you want to be noticed? Do you want to stand out from the crowd? Sleeve...”
– The best CraigsList posting ever.* Keep reading.
*Says Creative Loafing.
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I guess now would be a good time to promote my... →
In light of Andrew Capener having his Scrabble concept picked up to be built, I think it’s time to harness the power of the web and turn my SCAD project into a reality. Come on, Internet! Help me make Lego Scrabble for real!
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“Theodore heard of Youth Lagoon before Max. Max heard of them after Cindy, but...”
– More McSweeney’s goodness. This time: hipster word problems.
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“Neuroscientists—well intentioned as they are—are gathering soil samples from the...”
– Teller, of Penn and Teller, in an awesome article that sheds some light on the smoke and mirrors of magic. Secrets aren’t revealed so much as psychology but a great read nonetheless.
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$8,100
That’s how much a Dakota City, Iowa woman sold this McNugget for, based on its faint resemblance to George Washington. Judging by how much a single breaded bite fetched, I think McDonald’s is significantly underpricing its “20 for $4.99” deal. (source)
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“So, how do we get out of our own way? By challenging ourselves to feel...”
– Riley Gibson on thinking outside your box. Good thing to keep in mind for designers with a day job.
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