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- Dinosaurs Attack Starbucks: Improv Everywhere
Public pranksters and guerrilla actors, Improv Everywhere, have again befuddled many an unwitting New Yorker. Creators of the infamous fake U2 concert, as well as other public displays of joy and chaos (see: the comical suicide jumper or the equally laughable/amazing cell phone symphony), Improv Everywhere is continually generating projects that are subversive, thoughtful, [...]
- WorldWide Telescope: Microsoft Expands Our Universe at TED
It’s that time of year again. A time when the greatest minds from around the globe share their ground-breaking research with the public. TED 2008 opened yesterday and the first talks are now showing up on the web. The highlight so far has to be Roy Gould’s talk on a new technology from Microsoft called [...]
- OH YEAH!: Reebok Kicks Drink the Kool-Aid
Along with an obsession with energy drinks, I am also pretty fond of low-end, sugar saturated color drinks. The key here, is the word “color.” Purple drink. Red drink. Orange drink. You know what I’m talking about — those little cheap-ass juice barrels at the value grocery or the big gallon jugs [...]
- Gmail App: Installation on the Asus MyPal A626
An Asus Pocket PC recently became available at my job this week. I’ve been using it the past few days to evaluate its features. It connects to our WPA-Radius network just fine (PEAP using Active Directory credentials, if anyone is interested in how to get this working just ask.) It also does Exchange e-mail and [...]
- Blip Post: Gotham - Not Just For One Black Superhero
I thought this was an interesting nugget of political typographic positioning:
“Unless you’ve been avoiding television, newspapers, and all other forms of mass media for the past few months, you’ve probably seen Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama’s “Change We Can Believe In” and “Stand for Change” banners. The typophiles among you have realized that the “change” [...]
