The Oatmeal on Design Feedback →
(Source: clientsfromhell)
Magnetic Man - Perfect Stranger feat. Katy B / Magnetic Man is a “live electronic music project consisting of dubstep producers and DJs Skream, Benga and Artwork”
What Comes After Sketching? Advice for Developers. - Articles - MIX Online →
And so it hit me: Developers are artists too.
Google Scribed
Just noticed Google launched Scribed, a “suggest while type” utility. This is what it suggested as i randomly typed and tabbed..
get more information about these and other deviations, please visit their Web sites included within the scope of the invention is to provide and maintain their own calendars and schedules for their employees and their families in their homes and their lives are nothing but another form of therapy for these patients.
Dont drink the water in Pennsylvania.. →
The tap water in some areas of rural Pennsylvania is so contaminated that residents can light it on fire. Some blame gas drilling companies, who insist the process of hydraulic fracturing — or “fracking” — is not to blame.
You mean every time you do work for us, you charge us?
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Back from Shambhala 2010 (Music Festival), heres a video of one of the weirder moments of the weekend. Someone dropped some marine dye in the river near one of the stages, looked crazy. I will upload a bunch of pictures/sounds/vids from the weekend. Was soo much fun.. cant wait for next year. Heres a note from a staff blog:
The guy who went into the river to bring the two bag/boxes of fluorosine out, was rushed to first aid. There attendants treated him with hazard suits on, taking precautions in case the substance was toxic. He appeared to be very calm, though changing colour from orange to green and back again as he was washed and dried. Fluorosine is orange when in powder form, and bright green when dissolved in water. It completely permeated his skin and clothing, and was leaking through the white towel they were using to clean him with and right through to the chair he was sitting in – it was everywhere. I would call this man a hero for the river – he didn’t know at all what he was dealing with, but he did what he could to help at the risk of his own health.
