NYT TimesMachine: History for everyone
Thanks to Lesekreis for the tip: The New York Times has opened its vaults and put its historic issues online:
iGoogle Artist themes launched
A launch party on the streets of Manhattan: Google took their new product, featuring visuals by big name designers from Jeff Koons and Philip Starck to Dolce & Gabbana and Akira Isogawa, to one of the most interesting areas of New York, the Meatpacking District, and projected the artwork onto the buildings. What a nice […]
Dragon’s Den: Rasam Soup
In this episode of The Dragon’s Den, a reality TV show that airs (gesendet wird) in many countries – here in Canada (CBC) – the Patil children are selling a stake (Anteil) in their father’s recipe for Rasam soup to the Dragons, a panel (Podium) of venture capitalists who invest their own money in the […]
The 200th Daily Monster
Say goodbye to the last of the Daily Monsters by Stefan Bucher. Farewell, my lovelies! What will this interesting graphic designer do next?
Flying with the Penguins
“Last winter, I found a penguin,” explains the storyteller. He says that the penguin knew how to fly until “he met some other birds. They said, ‘Penguins can’t fly.’ And he thought, ‘They’re right.’ That’s when he crashed.” Lots of coaching follows, but the penguin just can’t do it. Then, incredibly, he sees a flock […]
3 in the Mourning
It’s over, Senator Clinton.
john.he.is
Our bottom up, viral election year. Giving it to John McCain.
