Everyware and Personal Informatics
Thursday, den 23. April 2009
Johnny Holland Magazine features an interesting discussion surrounding the development of everyware: technology that’s built into everyday objects to provide personal feedback. These “personal informatics” are already tracking people’s daily activities and allowing them to modify their behavior based on their trends. Take, for instance, the popular Nike+ system. By putting a small computer chip in your running… Continue reading Everyware and Personal Informatics
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Port Authority Gets a New Pop Up Shop
Thursday, den 23. April 2009
To those familiar with it, NYC’s Port Authority may not scream high fashion, but coming May 1st the transportation landmark will be getting it’s first retail pop-up shop. The temporary space aptly titled Save Fashion, which is sponsored and curated by refinery29.com, will also be part sample sale space with up to 50% off on several pieces- which seems… Continue reading Port Authority Gets a New Pop Up Shop
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Craft Resurgence: Melbourne’s Craft Cartel
Thursday, den 23. April 2009
Craft Cartel is a Melbourne-based craft collective for “crafty types who don’t dig rose scented doilies”. Celebrating all that is irreverent, ironic, kitschy, delightfully offensive and made lovingly by hand, Craft Cartel supports craft creatives who would normally sit outside the retail space by using avant-garde techniques and recycled materials, whilst dealing with subject matter that… Continue reading Craft Resurgence: Melbourne’s Craft Cartel
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Pic: Plastic Container Chandelier
Thursday, den 23. April 2009
Made of thousands of recycled plastic containers. Created by artist Katharine Harvey and installed in Brookfield place in Toronto.
[photo Sam Javanrouh]…
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The World’s First Synthetic Food?
Thursday, den 23. April 2009
Luxist reports that three Michelin star chef Pierre Gagnaire has created the world’s first fully synthetic dish. With the help of chemist Hervé This, and using a combination of ascorbic acid, glucose, maltitol and citric acid, Gagnaire concocted an appetizer of jelly balls named “le note à note”. The dish is said to taste like apples and… Continue reading The World’s First Synthetic Food?
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We Are Hunted: Charting Online Music Popularity
Thursday, den 23. April 2009
Traditional music charts are based on shipped albums, or units sold. While this may have been an accurate method to judge music popularity in the simpler times of top-down, centralized music distribution, today’s media-consumption behavior patterns do not always adhere to such direct paths. Though sales may be the ultimate indicator of the public’s… Continue reading We Are Hunted: Charting Online Music Popularity
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Fashematics by Australian Designers Trust Fun!
Thursday, den 23. April 2009
Some interesting fashion equations from Australian designers Trust Fun! on their blog.
Glory Holes - Tru$t Fun! and Kris Moyes…
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Melbourne’s Big Mouth Project
Thursday, den 23. April 2009
A collaboration between WorkSafe Victoria and local creatives, the Big Mouth Project is designed to get people talking within the workplace to prevent injury. With workers aged 15 - 24 at the highest risk of… Continue reading Melbourne’s Big Mouth Project
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Strange Bloke From the UK
Thursday, den 23. April 2009Who is the strange man in the video below?
He uses weird expressions like ‘crikey’ and ‘cripes no.’
He is very big on Manchester United…whatever that is. They call it a football club, but it looks like soccer to those in the USA.
His name is Lee McIntyre and he recently sent me a testimonial [...]
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Automated List Building – How To Automate Your List Building
Thursday, den 23. April 2009The topic is list building, always an important topic for online marketers, but my giveaway product is going to be focusing on automated list building.
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