Scott Ex Rodgers

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via http://www.holgerpooten.com/

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Let’s write a Wiki entry to Creative Social and use this cool mash-up in Sao Paulo. Basically you paste a Wiki link into this site and it generates a semacode tag from your Wiki entry. So those passing by the next Creative Social location will get some info about the event. We could […]

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I’m not sure exactly when bakeries started including those plastic knives but it’s genius. Tho the first time I saw one, my first thought was a hair comb. My second thought was why not include plates and forks to make it a complete package? Looks like designer Junk-Suk Choi was thinking the same thing.
The Cake […]

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14h 40min, exactly what the new Dubai-Sao Paulo flight lasts.by Emirates Airlines

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Common Craft have created a bunch of interesting explanatory videos, they say:
We’re interpreters. We present your products and services in plain English using short, unique and understandable videos in a format we call Paperworks.
Theres a few of them available in their blip.tv channel: http://thecommoncraftshow.blip.tv/, both useful and nicely presented.
Here’s ‘Wikis in plain English’

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The lighting set from Minimal Tokyo’s Spielfilm generating an algorithmic response to the sound - walking the line between abstraction and visual closure.

In the future perfect clubbing experience - our ever sensor filled world has, for medical purposes and insurance discounts extended to monitor our bodies in real time - your heart rate, pupil dilation, body’s reaction to the world around you. How will tomorrow’s sound and light surgeons tap into this real time data to heighten and dampen your collective and individual experiences? Your mental and physiological responses to sound, light and your live-in grade A+ pharmaceuticals used as inputs to affect yourself, your possie, and anyone who taps into your feed.

In 2020 Tokyo Art Beat includes a real time emotion map of the city - highlighting the range and intensity of emotional experiences as they occur. That broad red blob? An encore at the Tokyo Dome. A momentary intense red followed by fade-to-grey? A fatal stabbing. Your decision of where to hang-out tonight influenced by real time experiences and historical data of the same.

And as with all of this stuff, how will promoters game the system by artificially stimulating experiences to encourage swarming?.

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“Interesting People Quite Often”

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The Canadian graphic designer Marian Bantjes is the creator of some of the most startlingly beautiful images that I have seen recently. At first glance I was enchanted by her decorative graphic style which is at once antique and modern. She appears …

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