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05/11/2009

Very cool. (via @theelusivefish)

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nevver:

Harold’s Planet

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nevver:

Hello. My name is Johnny Cash. The Selvedge Yard

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04/11/2009

» Flogr on Flickr - Application Sharing!

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2010 Ford F-150 SVT Raptor (via Ford Motor Company)

Editors at Popular Mechanics today announced the winners of the magazine’s 2010 Automotive Excellence Awards, and Ford Motor Company set a precedent, winning more categories in a single year than any other automaker in the history of the awards. [Ford is my client.]

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The best analogy for our team today…

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» The Quentin Tarantino Guide to Creating Killer Content | Copyblogger

via @HeatherLeson

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03/11/2009

» listening to "Starlight"

Muse may have just saved my sanity.

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02/11/2009

» My Top 5 Artists (Week Ending 2009-11-1)

Imported from Last.fm Tumblr by JoeLaz

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mynameiskate:

One of the great retro posters to celebrate the International Year of Astronomy.

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01/11/2009

» don’t worry about being an artist. just worry about getting the work made. | Gapingvoid

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“I have one secret. You get up early in the morning and you work all day. That’s the only secret.” - Phillip Glass

My advice? Don’t worry about being an artist. Worry about…

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Aint no Sunshine - Bill Withers at the BBC in 1971 (via HoudiniLondon) (via Fark)

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31/10/2009

VIDEO: Best Drift Ever? Reverse-entry slide has JDM judges all aflutter — Autoblog

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» The New Zealand Breast Cancer Foundation - blob - (2009) :60 (New Zealand) | Adland

Colenso BBDO, Auckland and The New Zealand Breast Cancer Foundation have translated breast cancer into a sinister growing blob - because if you ignore the problem, it only grows.

First, they ran a TVC where a seemingly harmless blob grows to take over the family home. The, as an ambient installation they did the same thing “live” so to speak. A rather harmless pinkish blob was ignored by pedestrians for hours, but it only grew… eventually blocking the entire street.

The New Zealand Breast Cancer Foundation - blob - (2009) :60 (New Zealand)

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