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Dribble is like twitter for graphic designers, where instead of posting short text messages, people post small images of designs they are working on. Pretty cool even for a non graphic designer lurker.
Elizabeth Wilson
1921-2007
Love you, Mother, still.
A Branch of May
May contain
Bobolinks!
Black on the bottom and white on top, it's the backward blackbird.
There were five in one tree at Calvert Vaux Park, and singing.
The bird is named for it's song, a bubbling ramble of crazy high-pitched, self-harmonizing notes; sounds like electronic music.
Recordings cannot do it justice...
Happy Spring.
vogue yarns
weakly world noose
Software engineer Kyle Conroy has compiled a list of how much money you would have today if, for example, instead of spending $5700 on a Apple PowerBook G3 250 when it was released on November 10, 1997 you'd spent that same amount on AAPL stock. The answer? Instead owning of a laptop that's probably worth all of twenty bucks today, you'd own $330,563 of AAPL stock.
It's Bird Week at the NY TImes.
May Day 2011
Children's book. Don't miss the editorial reviews.
True??
IMPORTANT ATTENTION! FRIDAY - APRIL 29, 2011, Facebook will become owner of the publishing rights to ALL your private photos. You need to make a simple change: got to 'Account', 'Account Settings', 'Facebook Ads' (along the top), go to 'Ads shown by third parties', choose 'NO ONE' then SAVE. It's just a 2 minutes job, and please Share, share, share, share (for those who haven't done this yet...)
they say "the worlds first chain of green general stores" two so far in PDX
its too cold hot outside.
onion skin egg dying
Restrained animated gifs.
Maybe in our Sparta there lives a happy little tree over there.
wolfsburg had fans vote for their uniform next season. guess which was the winner?
heard about this three times lately so id say it qualifies for a groundswell of interest.
ty mitchell story
uglow memorial today
My seed golf ball idea almost realized. "I'm working on the garden honey! Thwack..."
He is so accomplished at echolocation that he’s able to pedal his mountain bike through streets heavy with traffic and on precipitous dirt trails. He climbs trees. He camps out, by himself, deep in the wilderness. He’s lived for weeks at a time in a tiny cabin a two-mile hike from the nearest road. He travels around the globe. He’s a skilled cook, an avid swimmer, a fluid dance partner. Essentially, though in a way that is unfamiliar to nearly any other human being, Kish can see.