29 February 2008, 12:47
Of all the unlikely party venues in New York, I think the Hall of Planets at the American Museum of Natural History takes the biscuit. Well, that’s where we found ourselves on this night. Hanging out with Anthea and Kaity of Update Graphics, the night was a change of pace all around, eventually listening to [...]
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25 February 2008, 22:53
This is the reason I still desire children…
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23 February 2008, 22:24
Out to dinner in the East Village with Keith and Chemda and company for a bit of dinner and some fun afterwards. We previewed Keith and Chemda’s new DVD and had a good laugh about how terrible the pilot episode of Aquaman was.
Of course the dinner was much funner than the afterwards dancing because who [...]
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14 February 2008, 12:21
Just one more way Debbie Millman is awesome: she can write backwards, from right to left and duplicate those words with her opposite hand.
Sorry for the street noise and general jankiness of this video. Debbie, what were you writing anyway?
This was filmed at the Stefan Sagmeister exhibit/installation “Things I Have Learned in My Life So [...]
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12 February 2008, 20:19
A few quick shots of the NY Tech/Web design/Diggnation meetup.
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06 February 2008, 19:22
This is why the internet exists. Yes, I know I haven’t posted in a while.
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03 February 2008, 20:07
I usually watch the Super Bowl for the commercials, but this year we watched less of the commercials and more of the game. I suppose because it was the Giants, and because New England’s perfect season was on the line.
After many train rides and transfers, I arrived in Queens to meet with Keith and [...]
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