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This is where I post random stuff I happen to find interesting/inspiring/funny or just plain awesome. If you're here for something in particular I suggest you try filtering by topic: music art advertising design sustainability politics food peeps & bikes. You can also ask me a question on tumblr or send me a good old fashioned e-mail. People still do that, right?

Jun 01
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I like to rip on OC as much as the next guy, but where else can you ride your bike along the beach to your friend’s gourmet taco truck for potato taquitos, a mushroom burrito and a strawberry hibiscus aqua fresca and on the ride back, see 2 Telsa Roadsters, a Fisker Karma, a shit ton of tiny penis (Ferrari/Maserati/Porsche/Aston Martin) douchebag cars, almost run over both a snake and a jackrabbit, and see a dude wandering around a parking lot playing a banjo? Not bad for a little morning exercise.

I like to rip on OC as much as the next guy, but where else can you ride your bike along the beach to your friend’s gourmet taco truck for potato taquitos, a mushroom burrito and a strawberry hibiscus aqua fresca and on the ride back, see 2 Telsa Roadsters, a Fisker Karma, a shit ton of tiny penis (Ferrari/Maserati/Porsche/Aston Martin) douchebag cars, almost run over both a snake and a jackrabbit, and see a dude wandering around a parking lot playing a banjo? Not bad for a little morning exercise.


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May 16
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Brussels Express

A very well shot short on the growth of bicycle couriers and commuters in Brussels.

(via ilovebicycles)


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May 12
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I was bummed about the tree abortion too, but the tree-lifers in my neighborhood are serious.


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Apr 28
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Paper towels: We’re doing it wrong.


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Apr 03
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Mar 24
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I don’t see how this much excess dead tree can be called “certified frustration-free packaging.”

I don’t see how this much excess dead tree can be called “certified frustration-free packaging.”


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Mar 16
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I don’t know how legit Chipotle’s Cultivate Foundation is, but this is a really touching ad. And Karen O did a great job covering Willy Nelson.


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Mar 14
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(via citygrounds)

(via citygrounds)


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Mar 13
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You guys call this “a cleaner clean?” 

You guys call this “a cleaner clean?” 


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Mar 10
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This is such a bummer, as the Fisker Karma is the most beautiful eco-friendly car there is.


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Mar 04
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Paul Gilding: The Earth is full

There was way too much “jingo-jango everyone is special” BS at TED this year, and Paul Gilding put the slap down on the nonsense with a bit of reality.


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Feb 12
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Vanguard: Blood Roses and Deadly Diamonds

Before you purchase or accept VD roses, watch this.


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Feb 11
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Drop-off laundry service is one of the major cultural benefits of living in NYC. The downside is that the cheap detergent they use is as toxic to your body as the water it pollutes. We have a green cleaner, but they’re notoriously unreliable. My local laundromat is nice enough to hold detergent for people who prefer to use their own, but it’s always difficult to describe which bottle of Seventh Generation is mine. I’ve been experimenting with drawing pictures on them to make the process faster. Last time It was tacos, which didn’t work so well in a Chino-Polish establishment. This time I’m going for something much closer to home, and potentially labeling myself as the “creepy underwear soap guy.” As long as they remember me, right?

Drop-off laundry service is one of the major cultural benefits of living in NYC. The downside is that the cheap detergent they use is as toxic to your body as the water it pollutes. We have a green cleaner, but they’re notoriously unreliable. My local laundromat is nice enough to hold detergent for people who prefer to use their own, but it’s always difficult to describe which bottle of Seventh Generation is mine. I’ve been experimenting with drawing pictures on them to make the process faster. Last time It was tacos, which didn’t work so well in a Chino-Polish establishment. This time I’m going for something much closer to home, and potentially labeling myself as the “creepy underwear soap guy.” As long as they remember me, right?


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Dec 25
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» Plastic clamshell packaging sent 5,700 Americans to the ER in 2008.

And other pertinent facts about packaging and wrapping.


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Dec 19
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Haiko Cornelissen Architecten Indoor-outdoor ambiguity needs to go mainstream. (via thedailywhat)

Haiko Cornelissen Architecten

Indoor-outdoor ambiguity needs to go mainstream.

(via thedailywhat)


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