Posted by: Emily on: October 4, 2006
Leading Media Analysts Launch New Institute for the Connected Society Among the board of advisors: Brian Reich, Senior Strategic Consultant, Mindshare Interactive Campaigns The newly launched Institute for the Connected Society convenes thought leaders across disciplines to understand, apply and experiment with technology-enabled media to create better-informed global citizens. More information available at http://www.ifocos.org.
Posted by: Emily on: August 18, 2006
via cheekyattitude, an awesome music video on treadmills that totally just made my day. OK Go – Here It Goes Again And she’s right, its hard to not want to watch it again…
Posted by: Emily on: April 21, 2006
If you need a little distraction from the work day, check out this great set of Sesame Street videos! I of course had to watch Mahna Mahna first off, and will have to save the rest for broadband at home… (via Lady Crumpet
Posted by: Emily on: April 21, 2006
via mocoloco: comfy reading chair + built-in bookcase = really cool! (especially since using every inch of space for bookcase space is a good thing!) Their other bookcases are cool too…
Posted by: Emily on: April 19, 2006
Seth Kahan, one of our favorite storytellers, has a new interview posted with Lisa. In his email to one of the storytelling in business mailing lists announcing the posting of the interview he writes: I interview Lisa Kimball on the subject of “liberating structures” in the current issue of Looking Forward. Lisa has been designing [...]
Posted by: Emily on: April 14, 2006
via Fresh Arrival, I find these things utterly mesmerizing — 12 minute collection of rube goldberg inventions from a Japanese TV show.)
Posted by: Emily on: March 15, 2006
via Just My Cup of Tea, check out these gorgeous spoon neclaces at Spoonfed Art.
Posted by: Emily on: March 8, 2006
via the Google Blog comes the announcement that Google News Israel is now available. Not that I can read a word of it (I still desperately need the vowels added like a preschooler) but its cool to see it there. And now I know how to spell Google in Hebrew — gimmel-vav-gimmel-lamed (i think)
Posted by: Emily on: February 15, 2006
I loved this review of Alan’s Hay site over at dalihouse I thought for sure I’d found another excellent candidate for a “Weird Internet Sites” post when I stumbled across Hay in Art – “a collection of great works of hay” – while stalking Turner, but this three-year-old cyber-gallery by Alan Ritch of Santa Cruz, [...]
Posted by: Emily on: January 25, 2006
I saw this on Rocketboom this morning and had to share. It’s Narnia Rap Battle with a West Coast Response to SNL’s Narnia Rap
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