
“Couldn’t wait for the snipes to place
At least a track list in bold print typeface”-Madvillain
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Exhibition On View
November 5, 2009 – December 8, 2009
The Cooper Union
41 Cooper Square Gallery [ MAP ]
This event is free and open to the public.
More Images after the jump.

While most blogs like to focus on fashion and gadgets. I prefer the more nerdy and technical side of things. Wordspaces included. If my hard drives were manifested into physical forms they would look something like this one above.
It is obvious that David Neville and Marcus Wainwright — the guys behind Rag & Bone — have great taste. Practically all of the clothing the brand turns out ends up on my wish list and with the opening of the company’s new SoHo store, you can add art to that list. The Mercer Street shop is currently featuring an installation of photos titled “Workspace,” from photographer Joseph Holmes. The beautiful images center around — you guessed it — people’s desks, which often end up being cluttered workbenches and messy industrial nooks around New York City. Holmes (pictured here at the Rag & Bone party this past week with actress Sienna Miller and Messers Wainwright and Neville) grew up in a factory town in Pennsylvania and has a talent for showing the beauty in industrial aesthetics. The full Workspace exhibit can be seen online here, or take a walk over to Rag & Bone at 119 Mercer Street in New York.
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More pics after the jump.

I cant remember the exact date when it dwelled on me but one day I just woke up and realized I had a sudden passion for text layouts and fonts. So I don’t know about you. But I find this amazing.
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Was watching his special on HBO on demand for the millionth time and realized along side Carlin this man is one of my favorite comedians. Heavy influence on my style of humor. Hope he does the same for you.
Lewis Black: And for all we study about health, we know nothing! Is milk good or bad? [audience is silent] I rest my case!
See video of Lewis Black performing after the jump.
Amazing video from 13th witness of Nyc handball players. See you at the courts.
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This is the kind of thing that can leave you speechless.
On an August morning in 1976, French filmmaker Claude Lelouch mounted a gyro-stabilized camera to the bumper of a Ferrari 275 GTB and had a friend, a professional Formula 1 racer, drive at breakneck speed through the heart of Paris.
No streets were closed, for Lelouch was unable to obtain a permit.
No dialogue, just the squeal of tyres and the roar of the engine. Breathtakingly insane.
Directed by Claude Lelouch / France / 1976
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Video to the Remix of this summer’s feel good anthem.
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So google finally came around and decided that hey maybe I could use a google wave invite. Well not google but mostly Moe Arora from makingthemogul.com. Thanks Moe!
Words can’t explain how much I loathe most flash sites. They take to long to load, pointless design, pointless intros, no (good) s.e.o. compatibility etc. Just all kinds of bad. But every once in a while I see these kind of sites that made me wish I had finished all those flash tutorials. Like this one from Weiden+Kennedy. I can go for hours the amount of advertising campaigns they have done but you can just search for yourself on their site.
In honor of today being Halloween enjoy this video of these drunk ewoks on the today show. Comedy starts around 2:18. I think im going to have nightmares of Al Roker in a wig for a long time.
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