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Posted 02/26/10

The Hoff

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Building Trust With Social Media
Posted 02/24/10
A great article behind the science of building trust within social media. Certainly not an easy task, this entry attempts to shed some light on what makes a "brand" trustworthy. With science, psychology, and information technology, we can get a handle on why some people are trusted sources for information while other remain screaming, bitching, little newbs on the internet. • Which one are you? • Which one do you want to be? Read along at the linked article and find out which way you lead and get tips on how to change the results if you don't like what you find.

Graphic Masterpieces of Type
Posted 02/23/10
I know what I want to spend my next paycheck on now that I have come across this beautiful book on I Love Typography's website. Gimme, gimme, gimme! Take a look at the linked page and look at how wonderfully architected all of his fonts were. Truly spectacular! “Drawing on the archive of his son, this splendid large-format volume features exclusive and previously unpublished works and documents from the famous Russian Constructivist Yakov Chernikhov. Some 60 tables of typefaces, 50 drawings and sketches, 200 ornaments, as well as diary excerpts and photos from the private family album make this book an exceptional, historical record of Chernikhov's work and ideas.”

Dolphin Bubbles
Posted 02/23/10
Amazing! “Watch the dolphins at SeaWorld Orlandos Dolphin Cove as they artfully create and play with underwater bubble rings and hear what SeaWorlds trainers, educators and guests have to say about this fun and fascinating behavior.”

The Bloom Box
Posted 02/22/10
“Those two blocks can power the average high-consumption American home -- one block can power the average European home. At least that's the claim being made by K.R. Sridhar, founder of Bloom Energy, on 60 Minutes last night. The original technology comes from an oxygen generator meant for a scrapped NASA Mars program that's been converted, with the help of an estimated $400 million in private funding, into a fuel cell. Bloom's design feeds oxygen into one side of a cell while fuel (natural gas, bio gas from landfill waste, solar, etc) is supplied to the other side to provide the chemical reaction required for power. The cells themselves are inexpensive ceramic disks painted with a secret green "ink" on one side and a black "ink" on the other. The disks are separated by a cheap metal alloy, instead of more precious metals like platinum, and stacked into a cube of varying capabilities -- a stack of 64 can power a small business like Starbucks.”

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