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One Nice Bug Per Day
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Snapshot of our two-hour pit stop in Santa Barbara last weekend, where we sat I'm the hatchback/trunk making sandwiches (with potato chips in them) and blasting AlunaGeorge, then promptly fell asleep on the beach. #latergram #pch #roadtrip 🚙🌴 (at Santa Barbara Waterfront)
72-Year-Old Man Models Teen Clothes for His Granddaughter's Label
This story is heart-warming and fabulous. Grandpa seriously rocks all of these looks with the confidence and borderline-apathy that many young women would kill for. (Not to mention legs.) Brilliant move by the designer, Lv Ting. I'll take the orange cape and fierce shades, please.
Wallaby’s new mobile app unlocks its universal payment card and cloud wallet magic
Apple Passbook, step aside. Wallaby is one company that has really stood out as a disrupter in mobile payments. They've just released their companion iPhone app, which means cardholders can access their magical Wallaby card's features on the go. [Does posting this on my site get me any closer to getting my own card?! Somebody!]
Interesting move by BMW to further translate their brand into an overarching lifestyle.
“This is a generation with a strong social consciousness, and they are a force to be reckoned with.” Yes, we are.
One wayward (and hilariously outrageous) tweet by KitchenAid during the Presidential debate last night turns the well-loved brand into, apparently, an outspoken political observer. I don't recall that part of their brand promise, but maybe I wasn't paying close enough attention to my standing mixer's user manual.
But in all seriousness, a better headline would have read: "KitchenAid Stirs Up Controversy with Mixed Tweets."
More evidence that we're officially living in the future. tshirtOS is touting itself as the first wearable, shareable, programmable t-shirt. Sounds like a natural progression; the ever-expressive cotton tee has always been a canvas for innovation. Sign me up!
H&M Home Collection Coming in 2013!
I'm irrationally excited about this.Should be a good way to wean me off the Urban Outfitters Apartment section.
As though we weren't already excited for iOS 6, it looks like we may be getting NFC on the iPhone 5. Babysteps to the iWallet!
Shot on the actual streets of San Francisco, California, GYM5 features a focus on fast, raw and precise driving action. Filmed over four days, director Ben Conrad and his team are back to work on their second Gymkhana production and delivered the entire city of San Francisco as Ken Block's personal gymkhana playground. DC Shoes also provided fellow DC athlete and longtime Ken Block friend, Travis Pastrana, to make a cameo appearance on his dirtbike, and S.F. resident Jake Phelps of Thrasher Magazine fame also makes a cameo as Block hoons S.F. in his most incredible Gymkhana yet.
Just 2-3 years ago, students in my classes or at conferences were typically unfamiliar with the term, Millennial, or even the more widely used term, Gen Y. Young adults were unaware of their impending importance to marketing experts, HR executives, politicos and media mavens. Some, who knew the word, were put off by the idea of being stereotyped, rather than valued for their individuality. This was understandable, as the prevailing stereotypes were pejorative: ‘entitled’, ‘distracted’, ‘tech-savvy’, ‘narcissistic’, ‘delayed adults’ the product of ‘helicopter parents.’
Yet, perceptions are changing. Millennials are now aware of belonging to a singular and remarkable demographic cohort and have a clearer understanding of their collective reputation. Today, Millennials are associated with civic-mindedness, generosity, ambition, a desire to live more simply and differently from their parents. In what seems like an overnight reversal, the positives now outweigh the negatives. Millennials today are proud of the name and its implications.
Here’s to the crazy ones, the misfits, the rebels, the troublemakers, the round pegs in square holes. The ones who see things differently.
Thank you for making technology beautiful, and for inspiring so many. RIP Mr. Jobs.
Redbox is the next player to increase the price of their DVD rentals. Granted, it's only experimental and it's only a few cents, but I still get my kicks from watching physical media become more expensive and less desirable relative to digital streaming.
First the AP, now Oxford. I've never been so outraged! Regardless, they'll never take away my most coveted — albeit underused — em dash.