Archive for December 2005
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Wal-mart: The High Cost of Low Price
Over the weekend, I watched Wal-mart: The High Cost of Low Price, a recent documentary look into the business practices and influence of the largest corporation in the world. The film had some high and low points, but definitely is worth seeing.
From a factual and anecdotal perspective, the film excels. There are a lot of [...] -
Happy Holidays, Everyone!
Happy Holidays, Everyone!
Carbomb and Mary sent me this wonderful holiday card last week. It was illustrated by Mr. Carbaugh himself.
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Update to the presentations
Nguyet pointed out earlier today that the incrementing on my S5-based presentations was a bit annoying. Soooo… I’ve updated them, sans incrementing. Check them out:
Meaningful (X)HTML
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Color photos from the World War I era
This is amazing. Almost a hundred years ago, Russian photographer Sergei Mikhailovich Prokudin-Gorskii was using a three-exposure camera to take what amounts to the red, green, and blue channels of a photo. He then projected the three exposures through their associated filters and, well, you can see the results:
“Color film was non-existent in 1909 Russia, [...]
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And now a word from Mr. Eric Meyer
AIGA has been posting a series of podcasts with the speakers for An Event Apart.
In Talking with Eric Meyer: An Event Apart #02, Eric is asked why designers should have to worry about code.“You should have to worry about code for the same reason a print designer has to worry about ink and paper weight, [...]
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