http://rulesformyunbornson.tumblr.com/
usefull for unborn sons, but also fully grown adult men.
more than a few good tips.
usefull for unborn sons, but also fully grown adult men.
more than a few good tips.
Wow! that is a great signature. I wonder if it was “designed”? did he have coaching or has that always been his signature?
(via swissmiss)
Who knew the robots file could be so political. Nevertheless, the new administration Today ushered in a new robots.txt file!
As Jason said, the robots.txt file tells search engines which part of the website they are allowed or not allowed to index. Before, the whitehouse website was more restricted and dictatorial in its search engine diplomacy, and now it is more open and more democratic!
This is almost an art project, but really made by someone in advertising.*
A day in the life of […], through logos…
*I guess the two are not mutually exclusive, but one would really have to argue the case. see also
(found here: http://dearjanesample.wordpress.com)
It is what it is, and it ain’t nothin’ else. . . . Everything is clearly, openly, plainly delivered.
— Dan Flavin
(applicable to all minimalism?)
Saw Reggie’s latest show Transition last week at the public.
Wow. I think “sasquatch in the night” my be my new fav though it’s hard to beat “F*$K,S#%T,STACK”. I gotta hand it to him, this guy really knows what he’s doing. He wraps an intellectual foray into deconstructing contemporary performance and culture into an entertaining, accessible, easily swallowable, package for the masses. It’s hard not to be entertained, but as far as I am concerned there is also a lot of depth to what he is doing. I felt there was more of a through line holding everything together and more improv in his last show disinformation, but nonetheless Transition was a very polished assault on our minds. Reggie Watts is a very compelling stage presence no matter what he is doing.
And don’t forget he is also an amazing beat boxer:
Reggie Watts: Out Of Control from Jakob Lodwick on Vimeo.
img above from flickr, pica’s stream
A wonderful gem of a book, in the tradition of 100 years of solitude…or any other novel where generations intertwine and the past has a great influence on the present without the knowledge of it’s current inhabitants. Destiny manifested in our parents’, grand-parents’, and even great grand-parents’ minute decisions all have a great hold on us. This is a great read.
You also learn, at least I did, a lot of previously unknown history of the Dominican Republic through long and sometimes multi-page, quite informative, footnotes. Oh yes, and not many books out there that are so un-self-conciously geeky (Sauron and Akira anyone?). What a wondrous mix!