My feeling is that for years now it has taken a much too big part in how women are being visually defined today,” Mr. Lindbergh said in an e-mail exchange. “Heartless retouching,” he wrote, “should not be the chosen tool to represent women in the beginning of this century.
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What will “now” look like next year? The Guardian created this at-a-glance grid to show the design evolution of everyday items.
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Retro Thing: Synth Medley Of 80’s Hits Played By 90’s Youths (via Al)
Yes, this is the 80’s tunes blog!
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When Worlds Collide of the Day: Scott Bradlee performs a series of rather epic interpretations of 80s pop hits as early 20th-century piano rags.
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When we talk about the advantages of class, Lareau argues, this is in large part what we mean. Alex Williams is better off than Kate Brindle becuase he’s wealthier and because he goes to a better school, but also because - and perhaps this is even more crucial - the sense of entitlement that he has been taught is an attitude perfectly suited to succeeding in the modern world.
Outliers: The Story of Success, Malcolm Gladwell (2008, p108)
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Bryan Nash Gill - Tree Prints (But $4000? This is crazy.)
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PINOCCHIO RUG BY HAY I fell in love with this rug a few weeks ago, and now, wherever I look, it’s there. It’s stalking me. It wants me. (And if I just tell myself that a few hundred times, maybe I’ll find a way to justify the few hundred pounds it’d cost me…)
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In 2006 the world produced 161 exabytes (an exabyte is one billion billion bytes) of digital data, according to the Columbia Journalism Review. That is three million times the information contained in all the books ever written. By next year, the total is expected to reach 988 exabytes.
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