Waxin' & Milkin: A Visual Mixtape
Jan 05

Love Exposure
Directed by Shion Sono
2008

Love ExposureDirected by Shion Sono2008
  

Hey remember that one time when Bob Dylan tried to look all hipster? Not a good look, bro.

Hey remember that one time when Bob Dylan tried to look all hipster? Not a good look, bro.
  

Deluxe Edition Packaging for David Byrne & Brian Eno’s Everything That Happens Will Happen Today
Designed by Stefan Sagmeister

WHAT. Is that really a three-dimensional house that makes sound effects when you open it? Really? With a little book and actual pill too? Oh and he also received a Grammy nom for this package design. That Sagmeister, always always on some next level shit.

Buy it for $69.99 / More info here: everythingthathappens.com

  

Paris 1962 candids
Photo by Tom Palumbo

Paris 1962 candidsPhoto by Tom Palumbo
  

Paris 1962 candids
Photo by Tom Palumbo

Paris 1962 candidsPhoto by Tom Palumbo
  

Paris 1962 candids
Photo by Tom Palumbo

Paris 1962 candids Photo by Tom Palumbo
  

Paris 1962 candids
Photo by Tom Palumbo

This set is pretty amazing. It’s ridiculous that these are all candid shots; the bulk of them look like they could be film stills.

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Paris 1962 candidsPhoto by Tom Palumbo
This set is pretty amazing. It’s ridiculous that these are all candid shots; the bulk of them look like they could be film stills.
via @kottke
  
Jan 04

My roommate’s cat is basically Garfield and Nermal all in one fat cat. I MEAN LOOK AT THIS LITTLE BUDDY.

My roommate’s cat is basically Garfield and Nermal all in one fat cat. I MEAN LOOK AT THIS LITTLE BUDDY.
  

Norman thinks it’s pretty chill in here too.

Norman thinks it’s pretty chill in here too.
  

Dear Florida,

I like you better when you’re like this and not cold on Monday mornings.

Sidenote: Yea I know it’s only like 30-40 degrees out BUT HEY I’M COLD OK???

Dear Florida,

I like you better when you’re like this and not cold on Monday mornings.

Sidenote: Yea I know it’s only like 30-40 degrees out BUT HEY I’M COLD OK???
  
Tags: personal
Jan 01

The End of the 00s: Actualizing Myself In The Age Of The Overshare Internet, by Alaska Miller

Excerpt:

Later into the year JetBlue came out with an experimental marketing promotion. For $599 flat you get a ticket to fly unlimited times to anywhere JetBlue flies. I pored over the fine print the first day the promotion was announced, hatched a plan, and called five of my friends. All five made the excuse that they have real jobs to tend to. I have never called them again for adventuring. I’ve also unfriended them.

I flew 84 flights in September to every airport that JetBlue services in the United States. There were 42 airports. Terminal 5 became my makeshift home, I would flip over the seats to make a bed to sleep in on the overnights where I would dream about orange handbags that need to be picked up. In Spanish. Along the way I meant to blog everything but the guy that asked to come along screwed me over on the website. I’ve been editing and re-editing the writing and thousands of pictures I’ve taken of the trip ever since.

I then tried my hand at blogging business news vis a vis reporting. It was a tough racket. I had help from the best of the best in the business, Nicholas Carlson, but in the end I had trouble hacking it. It gave me nightmares and angry anxiety attacks that left me sleeping in the bathroom because I would be dry-heaving in the middle of the night wondering how to keep up with the workflow of other tech news bloggers. In hindsight, worrying about technoanxiety in 2009 seems ludicrous compared to dying in a coal mine in 1809, but at the time I felt it was one and the same.

I had a minor nervous breakdown. I ran to Las Vegas where I holed myself up in a comped gigantic suite on top floor for a week. In that room I munched on pot candy, made good friends with J. Mason, and explored Las Vegas proper. It turns out my hometown wasn’t the only suburban wasteland in this country; frogs at the bottom of wells and all that. I wrote 10,000 words about the experience, about how my most important friend throughout this decade has been the Internet. It has given me work, it has given me pleasure, it has given me friends, it has given me access to everything anything I wanted. I’m still in the process of editing it. I plan to spam it everyday to Tao Lin until he agrees to help me publish it.

In 2010, I don’t expect any job inquiries based on the over-sharing in this article. I plan on going back to my “startup.” I also hope to have a better win/loss ratio in StarCraft 2.

Great read. The whole post can be found HERE

via alaskamiller / youmightfindyourself

The End of the 00s: Actualizing Myself In The Age Of The Overshare Internet, by Alaska Miller
Excerpt:

Later into the year JetBlue came out with an experimental marketing promotion. For $599 flat you get a ticket to fly unlimited times to anywhere JetBlue flies. I pored over the fine print the first day the promotion was announced, hatched a plan, and called five of my friends. All five made the excuse that they have real jobs to tend to. I have never called them again for adventuring. I’ve also unfriended them.
I flew 84 flights in September to every airport that JetBlue services in the United States. There were 42 airports. Terminal 5 became my makeshift home, I would flip over the seats to make a bed to sleep in on the overnights where I would dream about orange handbags that need to be picked up. In Spanish. Along the way I meant to blog everything but the guy that asked to come along screwed me over on the website. I’ve been editing and re-editing the writing and thousands of pictures I’ve taken of the trip ever since.
I then tried my hand at blogging business news vis a vis reporting. It was a tough racket. I had help from the best of the best in the business, Nicholas Carlson, but in the end I had trouble hacking it. It gave me nightmares and angry anxiety attacks that left me sleeping in the bathroom because I would be dry-heaving in the middle of the night wondering how to keep up with the workflow of other tech news bloggers. In hindsight, worrying about technoanxiety in 2009 seems ludicrous compared to dying in a coal mine in 1809, but at the time I felt it was one and the same.
I had a minor nervous breakdown. I ran to Las Vegas where I holed myself up in a comped gigantic suite on top floor for a week. In that room I munched on pot candy, made good friends with J. Mason, and explored Las Vegas proper. It turns out my hometown wasn’t the only suburban wasteland in this country; frogs at the bottom of wells and all that. I wrote 10,000 words about the experience, about how my most important friend throughout this decade has been the Internet. It has given me work, it has given me pleasure, it has given me friends, it has given me access to everything anything I wanted. I’m still in the process of editing it. I plan to spam it everyday to Tao Lin until he agrees to help me publish it.
In 2010, I don’t expect any job inquiries based on the over-sharing in this article. I plan on going back to my “startup.” I also hope to have a better win/loss ratio in StarCraft 2.

Great read. The whole post can be found HERE
via alaskamiller / youmightfindyourself
  
What is success? To laugh often and much; to win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children; to earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends; to appreciate beauty; to find the best in others; to leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch or a redeemed social condition; to know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived; that is to have succeeded.

Ralph Waldo Emerson

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2010: The Year We Make Contact poster
Directed by Peter Hyams
1984

2010: The Year We Make Contact posterDirected by Peter Hyams1984
  

2010: The Year We Make Contact
Directed by Peter Hyams
1984

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2010: The Year We Make ContactDirected by Peter Hyams1984
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2010: The Year We Make Contact
Directed by Peter Hyams
1984

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2010: The Year We Make ContactDirected by Peter Hyams1984
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Tags: 2010 stills film