smokeandacoke:

Ok. Jesus. I’ll wear a seat belt. Just stop trying to make me cry.

via: amuffinformypuffin

This is a great ad. This puts every Super Bowl ad to shame.

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shaneblog:

Wanda Kamarga.

Absolutely brilliant! I love this.
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minimalmac:

A Flickr set with famous floating heads and quote bubbles – what’s not to love? (thx David Kaneda)

These are great quotes, and I love the floating head design.

minimalmac:

A Flickr set with famous floating heads and quote bubbles – what’s not to love? (thx David Kaneda)

These are great quotes, and I love the floating head design.

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This planet has - or rather had - a problem, which was this: most of the people living on it were unhappy for pretty much all of the time. Many solutions were suggested for this problem, but most of these were largely concerned with the movement of small green pieces of paper, which was odd because on the whole it wasn’t the small green pieces of paper that were unhappy.
… THE EYE … (via Nampescado)
Awesome, and not just ‘couse I love pinball.

… THE EYE … (via Nampescado)

Awesome, and not just ‘couse I love pinball.

Trafalgar Square Gathering (via from a 2 b (busy))
Keep my rights and live in fear of terrorists, or lose my rights and live in fear of the government. I already fear both, so I think I’ll take my rights back, please.

Trafalgar Square Gathering (via from a 2 b (busy))

Keep my rights and live in fear of terrorists, or lose my rights and live in fear of the government. I already fear both, so I think I’ll take my rights back, please.

If you work hard, and you’re nice, amazing things will happen.
Conan O’Brien (via shaneblog)
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fuckyeahspace:

spacethebeyond:

Corona up to 6 solar radii

80 images were taken during 5 m 41 s long totality by means of a Canon EOS 5D digital camera equipped with my old well-tried Russian Maksutov-Cassegrain 6.3/500 mm. Unfortunately the absolutely clear weather several minutes before the totality was interrupted by a small cumulus cloud and a part of the total eclipse was lost. After careful inspection of all eclipse images, 38 images which were not influenced by clouds were chosen. These images were calibrated by means of about 300 dark frames and about 100 flat-field images. The resulting image is finally over my expectation and the influence of clouds nearly negligible. The position of the Moon represents the situation 136 seconds after the second contact i. e. 03:30:55 UT (15:30:55 local time). The display of the solar corona, lunar surface and stars in the resulting image are highly beyond the ability of human vision during the eclipse. The weakest stars visible in the image are of about magnitude 10. The stars are a little bit blurred by the motion of the Sun during the very long eclipse.

Click on the image or on the following reference to display the higher resolution image version (3.8 MB, PNG format).

via Miloslav Druckmüller

Just amazing.
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TheDieline.com: Package Design: Hanger Tea

While I am quite partial to my Ingenuitea, this is pretty clever.

mnmal:

wedontneedroads:

Dreaming of an Apple Tablet
This is exactly what I was waiting for when Apple introduced the MacBook Air two years ago, because that week, I saw this patent, and I started dreaming.


If Apple is making a tablet I could totally see it being the next version of the iMac with the stand detaching and the body a heck of a lot thinner. That would be awesome, and my next computer.

mnmal:

wedontneedroads:

Dreaming of an Apple Tablet

This is exactly what I was waiting for when Apple introduced the MacBook Air two years ago, because that week, I saw this patent, and I started dreaming.

If Apple is making a tablet I could totally see it being the next version of the iMac with the stand detaching and the body a heck of a lot thinner. That would be awesome, and my next computer.

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matthewb:

Less and More: The Design Ethos of Dieter Rams, edited by Klaus Kemp and published by Gestalten, presents the career of the peerless industrial designer from concept to final product, with commentary placing the work in context. Available from Vitsoe and Amazon. (via Alex Cornell)



Alright, I need this book!

matthewb:

Less and More: The Design Ethos of Dieter Rams, edited by Klaus Kemp and published by Gestalten, presents the career of the peerless industrial designer from concept to final product, with commentary placing the work in context. Available from Vitsoe and Amazon. (via Alex Cornell)

Alright, I need this book!
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moderation:

i know its not that much, but it’s the least i can do.

(via ohyeahfacts:everythingharrypotter:the-burrow:potterazzi:bschh:)

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