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10 Stunning Styling Secrets From J.Crew's Holiday... →

Nov 24th

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Watch

Using in-tunnel advertising, visitnorway.com presents Norway’s landscape as an alternative to riding the underground subway. In-tunnel advertising is an innovative outdoor medium, where multiple LED screens mounted on tunnel walls create an animation that is perfectly aligned to each passenger window. A simple sticker delivers a message that reaches out to millions of passengers daily. (via)

Nov 23rd

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Nov 22nd

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Nov 20th

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Beginning The Write Idea

thewriteidea: Hello! So here goes an experiment. A social writing experiment, if you will. I think one of the most valuable things I’ve ever experienced in being a writer is being a part of a community — tackling an idea on my own and seeing how others would tackle it in their own unique way. There’s something inspiring about seeing other writers at work, watching the writerly cogs in their...

Nov 19th

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Robert Reich speaks at Occupy Cal →

UCB Professor & former Secretary of Labor delivers a speech at Sproul Plaza, UC Berkeley. My alma mater is always so exciting!

Nov 16th

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Nov 15th

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Robert Reich: Why We May Be In Store for a... →

robertreich: Polls show Americans angrier and more polarized than at any time since the Vietnam War. That’s not surprising. We have the worst economy since the Great Recession and the worst politics in living memory. The rise of the regressive right over the last three decades has finally spurred a progressive…

Nov 13th

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Nov 12th

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Why Gmail Changes While Craigslist Stays the Same →

In the world of the internet, some sites—Twitter, Gmail, Gawker—update every few years, while others—Craigslist, eBay—seem perfectly content to never change their look, or to modify them only slightly. In an academic exercise from 2009, Wired asked designers to update the very old user interface for Craigslist. SimpleScott, the former design head for BarackObama.com, wondered, “Craigslist...

Nov 12th

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I'm listening to _____. What should I drink? →

Awesome.

Nov 11th

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