Celebrities read mean tweets about themselves, 4th Edition. Good stuff.
Daily Meditation:
If one was truly aware of the value of human life, to waste it blithely on distractions and the pursuit of vulgar ambitions would...
You can’t hide a broken heart. (vintagecoolillustrated)
Inspiring photography by Ben Canales
I still wake up every morning feeling just like this.
Books I Love: Craig Thompson’s BLANKETS
Celebrities read mean tweets about themselves, 4th Edition. Good stuff.
In which the internet jumps the litterbox.
That is all.
The Gregory Brothers prove you need a little bit more than 24 hours to produce the definitive auto-tune remix of the Kings of the Internets. Like, 36 hours.
Are you a woman between 25-35? Are you single?
Do you have a cat?
OK. It’s all making sense now.
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Daily Meditation:
If one was truly aware of the value of human life, to waste it blithely on distractions and the pursuit of vulgar ambitions would be the height of confusion.
-Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche
#dailymeditation
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Dead at 53 from complications of breast cancer and multiple sclerosis. Maybe not the song *everyone* wants played at their funeral - but Amphlett was a rocker, and this song was undeniably one of the most infectious earworms of the hook-ladened early 90s.
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“How would time travel affect life as we know it? Capture the most important events in history, upload to instagram, twitter, facebook? If time travel did indeed become a reality, how would it affect our world as we currently experience it? I imagined how I would to do! My inspiration was a Charlie Chaplin Movie.”
Flora Borsi’s fantastic series of photos, imagining our capture-crazy culture dropped into moments of the past. Love this shot of Marilyn Monroe from Niagara with Borsi lurking in the background.
Ahead of Thursday’s expected Facebook phone announcement at FBHQ, Quartz remembers an earlier incarnation of the social-network-aligned phone: Helio’s MySpace phone.
Who knows? Google Nose! (Beta)
Phenomenal Life of Pi site explores the digital effects side of the movie. The best marketing in the world is both beautiful and, at the same time, compels you to experience the product. This site does just that: while I was previously interested in seeing the movie, now I know I really must. Moreover, the site uses interactive design to stunning effect. Well done.
