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WIRED's coverage on the nations high speed trains
A wonderful article done the WIRED way on America's new high speed rail.
Props to Paul Rogers for the amazing illustrations.
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Apple Launches iPad $499
Apple releases the iPad. I'm disappointed there is not a B&W Kindle-like experience for reading. I think this book reader is going to make us all blind. The interface is clunky for apps going from small to big.
I'm curious what people are thinking about the release. Add your thoughts to the comments.
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It's info graphic porn
I love this time of year. Thanks Feltron for presenting the 2009 Annual Report
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Urban chicks can have stylish homes
Urban farming is fresh and so are Chicken Cribs.
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Rethinking all those little things
I really enjoy how Relogix rethinks the things that become so common. Sometimes it's not about reinventing the wheel, rather it's always been about making the wheel better.
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"I'm going to strap toy guns to trees..." -Al Gore
Absolutely amazing stand by the former Vice President and Nobel peace prize winner. I know many of us are missing the good stuff on television so I thought I would share.
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November 20th–22nd, 2009: Two Rivers, Wisconsin
Does that image get you excited?
Hamilton Wood Type Museum is hosting their first-ever Wayzgoose Weekend. Matthew Carter will unveil Carter Latin Wide his first typeface in wood. If that doesn't make you hard... Rich Kegler of P22, Paul Brown will be there, as well as, Kartemquin's film "Typeface" featuring the Post Family.
Only a few more days to register for the weekend festivities.
Hope to see you there!
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Exit Strategy opens @ Rotofugi
Ledouxville comes to Rotofugi for a two person show with Veggiesomething.
Opens tonight.
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ISO50's new hotness
Limited edition (1000 copies) of Tycho's "Coastal Brake" on 180 gram vinyl including alternate artwork poster.
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The Architecture of the Automobile
Mike and Maaike of San Francisco
Dwell just released this piece on "The Future of Driving", featuring the work of Mike and Maaike a design team from San Francisco producing highly provocative and thoughtful work. The atnmbl project is focused on the use and experience of "driving" beyond the traditional approach of simply styling a car. I can't wait until 2040.
Watch the video! A great look into their thought process.
