seems there is no attribution.. sad.
great view though.
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so perfect.
Love yourself (by ILoveDoodle)
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truth.
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The coolest thing ever - jQuery scrollpath -
via http://www.codeforest.net:
jQuery Scroll Path
jQuery Scroll Path is a plugin that lets you define your own custom scroll path. What this means exactly is best understood by checking out the demo. The plugin uses canvas flavored syntax for drawing paths, using the methods moveTo, lineTo and arc. To help with getting the path right, a canvas overlay with the path can be enabled when initiating the plugin.
Scrolling can be done with the mouse wheel, up/down arrow keys and spacebar. The space bar scrolls faster than the arrow keys, and holding shift while pressing space will scroll backwards. A custom scroll bar is also included, which allows click and drag scrolling. The scroll bar is enabled by default.
thank you skype.
Skype - Changing the default chat font to Comic Sans makes the smiley sad.
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A Saturday morning cartoon. Don’t forget to enter this week’s caption contest: http://nyr.kr/r46had
How is your bracket holding up?
orange is what we are. )
![atlantic, i love you.
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Chart of the Day: From ‘Mad Men’ to Medicare, Measuring U.S. Health Care
This week marks two major events. One is the second anniversary of something that’s not that popular: the Affordable Care Act, a.k.a. Obamacare. The second is the return to television of something that’s far more popular: Mad Men. The clear solution is to combine them in one awesome infographic.
There’s some good news. As everyone knows, levels of smoking have fallen precipitously. Cancer is more survivable. More women are doctors. But most of the news is bad. Alcohol consumption, shockingly, is actually higher now than in 1965. Obesity is higher. Diabetes is more prevalent. The most important thing to watch is the top line. It shows dramatically why some sort of health-care reform that controls costs is a pressing need for the nation. The hard part is just figuring out how that works. Frankly, we’d just as soon sit back with a full highball glass and the Mad Men season premiere.
[h/t: Dan Diamond]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m1b84rgBJW1qcokc4o1_500.jpg)
atlantic, i love you.
Chart of the Day: From ‘Mad Men’ to Medicare, Measuring U.S. Health Care
This week marks two major events. One is the second anniversary of something that’s not that popular: the Affordable Care Act, a.k.a. Obamacare. The second is the return to television of something that’s far more popular: Mad Men. The clear solution is to combine them in one awesome infographic.
There’s some good news. As everyone knows, levels of smoking have fallen precipitously. Cancer is more survivable. More women are doctors. But most of the news is bad. Alcohol consumption, shockingly, is actually higher now than in 1965. Obesity is higher. Diabetes is more prevalent. The most important thing to watch is the top line. It shows dramatically why some sort of health-care reform that controls costs is a pressing need for the nation. The hard part is just figuring out how that works. Frankly, we’d just as soon sit back with a full highball glass and the Mad Men season premiere.
[h/t: Dan Diamond]
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REPRINT of the “Concentrating on the J’s” piece now available, you guys!
At Poster Cabaret! It’s a slightly bigger size this time.
There were a lot of requests for a reprint of this. So here it is, my friends. If you missed the first run, go get this jammer!
..scott c.
original hunter games :)
Battle Royale
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“And for those who supported him the first time, as I did? To me, the evidence suggests that given a second term, he would have a better chance of becoming the figure so many people imagined.” — http://m.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2012/03/obama-explained/8874/3/?single_page=truer
outlook for 2012: cautiously optimistic with a hint of euphoria.
