September 2012
22 posts
August 2012
27 posts
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The New Yorker Laments Nintendo Power's Passing →
Wait, writers for the New Yorker play video games? All kidding aside, it’s a noble sendoff for the cheerleading book.
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“What is a publisher anymore, anyway? A blog is a magazine. A magazine a blog. A...”
– Craig Mod, Our New Shrines (via explore-blog)
But that’s where the strength lies—multimedia.
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“Students from small private schools, and particularly art and design schools,...”
– NPR speaks the truth, as any current and former SCAD student can attest to.
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If you're writing a story on typography, you... →
In which Sharan Shetty can’t spell-check the proper name of infamous designer Massimo Vignelli.
Other than that, it’s a decent look back at 90’s grunge type. But c’mon.
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“There’s some real irony in Newsweek’s handling of all of this....”
– The Atlantic’s Ta-Nehisi Coates calls out Newsweek’s massive opinion piece cover story.
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If you're on your iPhone, click this link. →
A Mars panorama that not only looks cool, it hooks into your gyroscope for a true 360° view.
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Is the GOP ticket an anagram conspiracy?
Just realized that the Republican ticket is, however unintentionally, a clever bit of wordplay on each man’s party and their influences. Observe:
Romney > (R) Money
Ryan > (R) Ayn [as in Rand]
These kids were on to something…
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“I’ve never understood it. My whole life I’ve seen hearing people make a fool of...”
– What does it sound like to hear clearly for the first time ever? Read more of this story here.
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“THANK YOU!! my ice maker on my fridge just stopped working, and i missed my ice....”
– Food.com has a recipe for ice cubes. The comments are priceless. (via wfplnews)
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Bill Nye the YouTube Guy →
Bill! Bill! Bill! Bill!
He’s coming back to the Nerdist channel.
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How NOT to sell a food issue...
Attention art directors! Selling a food/restaurant issue? You can’t do any worse than this week’s Newsweek:
Though Newsweek can apparently do worse than itself. Like, say, rip off a stock image from a 2008 mag.
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