Thursday, March 4, 2010
this is the fcuking man
and this is the woman.
and us oogle? like perverts? like sailors on leave?more at www.frenchconnection.com
and us oogle? like perverts? like sailors on leave?more at www.frenchconnection.com
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Monday, March 1, 2010
skate in the jungle and drink underwater
go on a trippy, grainy, black and white journey with insight's new surf/skate movie by dustin humphrey
Saturday, February 27, 2010
banksy's cinema
banksy's underground cinema purpose-built cinema for his new film, 'exit through the gift shop'. more at www.banksy.co.uk/cinema
Friday, February 26, 2010
jagger's brief to andy warhol
this is mick jagger's brief to andy warhol for the sticky fingers cover. note his request to keep it simple which warhol ignored and put things like a zipper on it.more at www.lettersofnote.com
a bank accidentally appeared human
someone responsible for tweeting for westpac bank in australia had a momentary lapse of being human and brought a smile to people's faces by tweeting "oh so very over it today" amongst bank interest rate offers. shame they've since removed it. don't brands understand that this can be a good thing?
the eternal moonwalk
studio brussels have created the eternal moonwalk where people upload themselves to connect to a long moonwalk congo line. check it out at www.eternalmoonwalk.com
Thursday, February 25, 2010
the best room to rent EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"You bet your nomadic ass it is. Do you want to be homeless? Then you better come check this room for rent out. It has WALLS and a CEILING. BLOCKS THE FUCKIN WIND AND RAIN FOOL!"
room to rent on craigslist. more here
thanks threethousand
room to rent on craigslist. more here
thanks threethousand
follow up
an update from a small donation i made a while ago. nice that they kept me in the loop and will make me do it again with them. amazing how many brands don't follow up and continue the conversation.
Dear Scott,
Remember way back when when you bought your travel insurance with WorldNomads.com? We were thrilled that you also chose to make a micro-donation to one of the global poverty-alleviation projects in our Footprints charity program:
"Distributing food to vulnerable families," in the Chiredzi district, Zimbabwe.
We thought you'd like to know that your small contribution, combined with thousands of others did make a huge difference.
Food totalling over 8,865 MT was distributed to over 206,000 people in Chiredzi between October 2008 and March 2009, covering the period when food insecurity was at its worst. The majority of people receiving the food rations were children under 5 and children aged between 5 and 18 years old.
We'd like to share the full report with you here, including a case study about 12 year old Tshameleni who, along with her three siblings, benefited from this food distribution program:
http://footprints.worldnomads.com/project/44.aspx
Footprints and project partner, Plan Australia thank-you for your one-off contribution.
Christy McCarthy
Community Manager, WorldNomads.com
"If you think you're too small to make a difference,
you haven't been in bed with a mosquito"
Dear Scott,
Remember way back when when you bought your travel insurance with WorldNomads.com? We were thrilled that you also chose to make a micro-donation to one of the global poverty-alleviation projects in our Footprints charity program:
"Distributing food to vulnerable families," in the Chiredzi district, Zimbabwe.
We thought you'd like to know that your small contribution, combined with thousands of others did make a huge difference.
Food totalling over 8,865 MT was distributed to over 206,000 people in Chiredzi between October 2008 and March 2009, covering the period when food insecurity was at its worst. The majority of people receiving the food rations were children under 5 and children aged between 5 and 18 years old.
We'd like to share the full report with you here, including a case study about 12 year old Tshameleni who, along with her three siblings, benefited from this food distribution program:
http://footprints.worldnomads.com/project/44.aspx
Footprints and project partner, Plan Australia thank-you for your one-off contribution.
Christy McCarthy
Community Manager, WorldNomads.com
"If you think you're too small to make a difference,
you haven't been in bed with a mosquito"
mondays in your undies
an australian magazine chain, magnation, is offering free magazines on mondays if you go in your underwear. print isn't dead, in fact it seems to be having a bit of fun. more here
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
skype art
5 artists around the world ready to turn your message into art. just call them on skype. more at www.outside.skype.com
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
moby let's people shoot what they want for his new videos
Moby 'Wait For Me' by Jessica Dimmock and Mark Jackson from Moby on Vimeo.
more at moby's blogyou can get in on the act at mobygratis.com
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Monday, February 15, 2010
Friday, February 12, 2010
things are better than ads
nicolas roope from poke tells us why things are better than ads.
via whiteandwong.org
via whiteandwong.org
top 10 yoof trends
1. Real-time expectations
2. More intensely local lives
3. Radical transparency
4. Expecting cheap or free everything
5. Demanding entertainment
6. Worrying about the planet
7. Seeing luxuries as standard
8. Pro-business, anti-multinational stance
9. Regulate the heck out of media bias
10. Naturally Me but aspiring to We
Young adults are used to self-expression, self-esteem, personal computers, personal profiles, personalized settings andpersonal branding. Whether the culture is highly individualistic (e.g., the United States) or more collectivist (e.g., China), businesses have thrived by enabling people to express themselves, to be more Me. Culturally and commercially, 20-somethings have been encouraged to be more selfish than their predecessors. Yet they’re all too aware that everyone pursuing selfish interests creates planetary problems. Members of this generation are caught between the impulse to do their own thing and the desire to do the right thing together. Or as the pithy observation has it, “Everybody wants to save the earth; nobody wants to help Mom do the dishes.”
from marian salzman, huffington post
via sb77
2. More intensely local lives
3. Radical transparency
4. Expecting cheap or free everything
5. Demanding entertainment
6. Worrying about the planet
7. Seeing luxuries as standard
8. Pro-business, anti-multinational stance
9. Regulate the heck out of media bias
10. Naturally Me but aspiring to We
Young adults are used to self-expression, self-esteem, personal computers, personal profiles, personalized settings andpersonal branding. Whether the culture is highly individualistic (e.g., the United States) or more collectivist (e.g., China), businesses have thrived by enabling people to express themselves, to be more Me. Culturally and commercially, 20-somethings have been encouraged to be more selfish than their predecessors. Yet they’re all too aware that everyone pursuing selfish interests creates planetary problems. Members of this generation are caught between the impulse to do their own thing and the desire to do the right thing together. Or as the pithy observation has it, “Everybody wants to save the earth; nobody wants to help Mom do the dishes.”
from marian salzman, huffington post
via sb77
simpsonize your house
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