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Showcase Of Polish Web Design
Posted 07/06/10

Polish Web Design

Some pretty inspiring stuff is highlighted in this article that I found on Smashing Magazine. I find myself so focused on what is immediately around me for inspiration, I am always happy to find something I was not looking for like this, a bunch of visually stunning web designs from Poland.

Are you looking for inspiration and can't seem to find it? Need a boost from an unlikely spot? This just might be it web designers!

» Smashing Magazine

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Apple iTunes in the Cloud?
Posted 07/02/10
Could iTunes be getting cloud capability that everyone has been asking about for years now? Man, wouldn't that be sweet. I could, in theory, stream all of my music from anywhere. I could even put my Lala-esque playlists back up on this site in the features section. Dope! Make it so Apple! Additionally, at least in rumor-ville, there is talk of wireless syncing. 'Bout Time!

Paintings By Brandon Bird
Posted 07/01/10
I just came across the brilliance that is Brandon Bird. This guy makes some of the weirdest paintings/illustrations/products I have ever seen and I am completely in love with all of it. If you haven't had the chance to enjoy his work before, please, for the love of PETE, get to clicking... For those of you who have known about this guy before today and have not shared it with me, you guys suck.

The Cross Stitch Movie
Posted 07/01/10
I was lucky enough to have a bit of extra time on my hands to help out a very close friend with a website that needed some love. Stacia Black is the writer & director and Matt Ferrone produced a great new short titled "The Cross-Stitch". Take a look at the movie's official site, which is linked below or at LEAST the trailer below. The film is absolutely beautiful and will, no doubt, be winning a slew of awards in countless festivals throughout the next year.

Mount St. Helens, 30 Years Later
Posted 06/30/10
Ash billows from the crater where the summit of Mount St. Helens had been only hours earlier during a huge eruption on May 18th, 1980. (USGS/Robert Krimmel) Ash and steam billow from the crater of Mount St. Helens on May 18, 1980. (USGS photo) Once again, I am amazed by the amazing images that have come out of the Boston.com feature. This most recent is an homage to 30 years ago when Mount St. Helens blew her top. Crazy! Check out the full photo blog to truly see how gnarly this event was.

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