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Spotted these photos on Behance.net. This is a graduate proposal that Pattrycjusz Brzezinski created. What do you think?

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Ossi Gustafsson has a wonderful portfolio on behance.net and offers one of his typefaces, Sketchetica, for free from www.hiekkagraphics.fi. The typeface has four styles that you can see above, but only the “light” version is available for free (click the link above). You’re welcome!

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This is cool but I’m on the fence as to whether or not I would put one of these in my house, as shocking as that may sound.

via reflection.me

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Thought-provoking.

We wonder as the sum of all our knowledge and memories is uploaded, converted into bits, tagged and indexed, are we sacrificing what makes us human, or evolving what it means to be human? All we know is that we are here now. And though it was us who made it, it is the internet that is remaking us.

Credits:
Jordan Clarke: Vancouver based designer specializing in motion design and video production.
Jorge Feres: Motion design and animator.
Adam Saint

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It has been hard not to hear and see tragic news of the natural disaster that has hit the island of Haiti. Since I live in South Florida, I have a good number of Haitian friends, co-workers, and mutual acquaintances. But since Hurricane Katrina I have been a bit sketchy about which relief organization to donate my money. So when I got an email about the option to donate to the American Red Cross through the iTunes store, I became curious and donated. If you’ve purchased anything from the iTunes store since the this tragedy struck Haiti on January 12, then you’re already well ahead on being able to easily donate to a good cause in under 3 minutes.

1. Basically you go to iTunes and click on the button for American Red Cross Haiti Earthquake Relief Donation (which you can do here by clicking “Earthquake Relief”).

2. Next you can choose the amount that you would like starting from as little as $5.00 to $200.00 dollars.

3. To pay the amount of your chosen donation all you have to do is log in the same way you would when purchasing an app, song, album or movie from the iTunes Store.

4. Confirm your purchase.

5. And voila! You are all done giving a moment of your effort, time and a portion of your hard-earned money to what will benefit a people in need right now.

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For all you guys that have purchased an Apple computer with Leopard or Snow Leopard you will have gotten this lovely introduction below. “Uh, duh David! So what?”

Now I’m admitting ignorance here by saying that I naively thought that the music for the OS X Leopard/Snow Leopard intro video was created in-house by Apple. But apparently not because the band Honeycut created this song with their hip-hop infused experimental musical style. And of course I love it.

What do you think of their music? Comment! Click click click!!!

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