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Inspired by the radio edit of the song Creep by the band Radiohead, where a certain word is replaced with "very”.
via Colin M Ford
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Matt Robinson & Tom Wrigglesworth
Not the sexiest type, but a sexy idea. Check out the original post.
via Lisa Lisa Lisa
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For Dinner
Make sure to click the actual post to learn more about these deliciously beautiful and edible crayons made out of natural ingredients.
Three ingredients I used for all of the health bars were choco covered sunflower seeds, fruity pebbles (organized by color) and melted marshmellow (heat in pan with a bit of water and mixed with powdered ingredients to get clay-like texture..then put it in the mold and let it air dry..Don’t bake these, they will change color..when they are dry they become like biscuits).
via Linsey Freckles
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But if you do, spice it up...
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New Website
Check out the new Partner & Spade website and ask yourself, how come everything these guys do turns out so cool.
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Music Video
I happen to really dig this Okay Go video.
Classy advertising integration as well.via Holiday Matinee
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May Cause Dizziness Tonight!!!
Leo Rosen
My real life brother Leo Rosen is having a show this thursday at The Coop. I really really hope to see everyone there!
Here is the shtick: Leo Rosen's work is painstakingly rapid. In this collection he explores the layers created with reflection and light. He is shooting Chicago lifestyle in a way we haven't seen it before, and his consistency to capture it in his own light is astonishing. Come see for yourself, this evening!
Thursday, March 4th, 2010 at The Coop.
845 West Fulton Market #201
Chicago, Illinois 60607
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Andrew Droz Palermo
Arist, Director, Photographer Andrew Droz Palermo is launching a Kickstarter for a short film he wrote and is shooting on the Red ONE in March. The goal isn't very high and the rewards are sweet. I donated and so should you!
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Real Wireless Charging
“This little box has, inside it, some kind of circuitry that harvests WiFi energy out of the air and converts it into electricity. This has been done before, but the Airnergy is able to harvest electricity with a high enough efficiency to make it practically useful: on the CES floor, they were able to charge a BlackBerry from 30% to full in about 90 minutes, using nothing but ambient WiFi signals as a power source.”
Holy shmokes via Colin M Ford
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Illustration
