Humans in Design – About
A good site, worth checking out:
Humans in Design is Tristan Cooke – Human Factors Dude – and Thomas Nelson – Interaction Design Guy. ”
May 18, 2012 Leave a comment
Obama Lets Go Of Fear – The Dish | By Andrew Sullivan – The Daily Beast
Obama Lets Go Of Fear – The Dish | By Andrew Sullivan – The Daily Beast: “Today Obama did more than make a logical step. He let go of fear. He is clearly prepared to let the political chips fall as they may. That’s why we elected him. That’s the change we believed in. The contrast with a candidate who wants to abolish all rights for gay couples by amending the federal constitution, and who has donated to organizations that seek to ‘cure’ gays, who bowed to pressure from bigots who demanded the head of a spokesman on foreign policy solely because he was gay: how much starker can it get?”
Yep – that’s the ticket.
May 9, 2012 Leave a comment
How Exercise Could Lead to a Better Brain – NYTimes.com
How Exercise Could Lead to a Better Brain – NYTimes.com: “How Exercise Could Lead to a Better Brain”
Worth reading! Time to move, too. 
April 26, 2012 Leave a comment
All Good Things Are Along Life’s Highway
All Good Things Are Along Life’s Highway:
“Life is thinking you’ve got a good picture of what the rest of your days are going to look like, but finding out that you don’t know shit until you’re waist deep in it. And then it’s finding out that shit is what makes flowers grow. And only then realizing that taking time to smell the roses is about as good of thing that you can spend your time doing.”
Via: Christopher Daradics: http://www.weoverhear.com/christopher/
April 19, 2012 Leave a comment
“THE DDC 50 POINT DDC PLAN TO RUIN YER CAREER”
Quite funny and worthwhile:
April 4, 2012 Leave a comment
The Stable Song
April 4, 2012 Leave a comment
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April 4, 2012 Leave a comment
Michael Kazin: Why Baseball Is The Best—And Least Exploitative—American Sport | The New Republic
And this is worth reading, I think. If you’re a baseball fan, that is:
Michael Kazin: Why Baseball Is The Best—And Least Exploitative—American Sport | The New Republic: ” In The Art of Fielding, Chad Harbach’s delicious first novel, a wise young college catcher reflects on “the almost unfair beauty of a professional ball field, the expensive riotous green of the grass, the scalloped cutouts around the bases, the whole place groomed like living art.” You get to drink beer and yell at the umpire too.”
Via:The New Republic: Why Baseball Is The Best . . ..)
March 31, 2012 Leave a comment