In my ever increasing attempt to look as vain as possible to my readers, I wanted to point out that for the first time ever, I have arrived at the number one spot in a Google search for my name. Myself and some dot-comrades were Jellying today and got on the subjects of online presences…
Happy Birthday C.
My only questions are: Where do I find one of these lenses? And will it fit on my Canon HG10? Awesome. The music couldn’t be a more perfect soundtrack. Bathtub II from Keith Loutit on Vimeo. Tilt-shift photography. 2 more videos by Keith Loutit
Way overpriced but these ampersand tees are pretty sweet.
For the Type uninformed: Arial on the other hand is often considered a knock-off of Helvetica, and a bad one at that. via ipleadthefirst – Typography of the Web: Arial and Helvetica And I too, would highly recommend Helvetica the documentary. If you’ll promise to return it, I’ll let you borrow.
“There are two types of people in the world: those who can’t tell the difference between Arial and Helvetica, and those who despise Arial.” Grubing Fireball, on the new iPhone-ready Flickr.
Exerpt from one of the greatest reads on the interwebs this week: You may or may not know it, but the United States government has a website. USA.gov is dubbed the US government‚Äôs official web portal. There you can find information for citizens, businesses, government employees, and visitors to the US. Like many government websites,…
Thankfully I came after this arduous process and got out early enough in life to keep my hands from being forever ink stained. Old school book making. For my printing family. Printing a Book, Old School from Armin Vit on Vimeo.
Rob Shiflet finding great articles on a Thursday morning.
just to have the ability to pay $.99 for this: http://www.ledfootball.com/
I imagine the following conversation took place preceding the creation of the following product: Customer: “Hi, I’d like a cake please.” Supermarket Baker: “OK. No problem. What would you like the decorator to put on the cake?” Customer: “Olympic Rings.” Baker: “You got it .” via Cake Wrecks
I don’t own that many pairs of shoes, but if I had a bad spending habit or large amounts of un-earmarked cash I’d spend it on pairs like the Gola Cruise. And I’d find a matching belt. And just for the record, I’m not gay.
http://christianross.muxtape.com Doesn’t sit quite as well with me as the first time around. Only 10 songs this time. As always, it’ll take a couple-three listens. Editor’s note: 11 songs now
The Boston Globe started a section on their website a month or two ago called ‘The Big Picture’ that depict News Stories in Photographs. And it’s awesome. Some really great pictures including this set put up yesterday of preparations in China for the upcoming Olympics: http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2008/07/beijing_2008_preparations_thre.html
There’s lots of Photoshop help for the Iranians today. via flickr
You suck at Photoshop. And possibly missile shooting. First released photo of missile launch from Iran state media:
I don’t have any idea who the American Family Association is nor have I ever heard of their website OneNewsNow.com but by the looks of it, they are a very far right, Christian conservative group. In fact upon a current visit to their site, the lead story is a call from their founder about boycotting…
The guys at Gizmodo posted a pretty humorous idea for you geeks out there. Instead of going with the standard naming on your WiFi router at home like Linksys or 2wire3401, set it to something that your neighbors will always see when they are looking for a connection. Plenty of suggestions abound (plenty of ideas…