Lingo the Clown
Textastrophe made me laugh and feel good about people who offer their services online. Not everyone’s a creep or a scammer, eh?
Bonobos always gets it right. (And their product is amazing to boot…cut? Pants pun?)
Bonobos - The checkout page shows the credit card date you already entered as a credit card.
/via Douggles
Textastrophe made me laugh and feel good about people who offer their services online. Not everyone’s a creep or a scammer, eh?
Flickr - When you enter a comment on in all caps, the comment is posted with proper capitalization.
/via Russell Heimlich
- J.Crew Art Director Ashley Sargeant Price on working with creative head Jenna Lyons in this Fast Company article.
- MIT Technology Review takes on Google Glass. H/T Ampersand Spur. For follow-up fun, see White Men Wearing Google Glass.
Beautiful and bananas. (Sidenote: Bummed me out to find a typo in that article.)
Saturn’s Hurricane Is a Super Storm on Steroids, Even for the Solar System
[Image: NASA]
Just discovered Ida Frosk’s food art blog. Love her creations and mission to keep food fun and healthy.


It also reminded me of my friend Malaka and her fantastic food zine, The Runcible Spoon.
I’m not proud of it, but I used to loathe Natalie Merchant. My trouble with her was almost entirely wrapped up in the song “Kind and Generous,” in which I found her voice grating.
I sort of love her now (thanks almost entirely to Ophelia), and very much enjoyed this Hairpin piece looking back on Natalie Merchant’s role in Lilith Fair. (The piece gets bonus points for mentioning other 90s goodies like BMG, hidden tracks (!) and when we saw Paula Cole’s hairy armpits on the Grammys).
So, there you have it. People can change. Although I still don’t care for Alanis Morissette as a singer/songwriter. She did just fine in her role on Weeds, though.
[kree-ey-tiv] [vit-ls]
For continual creative sustenance.
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