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One of my heroes passed away last night: Gordon B. Hinckley. Next to my parents and grandparents, he’s one of the people whose influence and example have helped shape who I am today. While I’m saddened to hear of his passing, I’m also grateful to have been privileged to hear him speak on countless occasions […]
How to fix health care and education. First exposure to disruptive innovation. Me likey. (Via NorthTemple)
Jan Chipchase gave a brilliant TED talk about how humanity uses technology to survive.
I was visiting Bill Scott’s blog (you know, organizer of Yahoo’s Design Patterns Library) and now newly employed over at Netflix. He mentioned they’re hiring and for kicks, I visited their site. They give 8 great reasons to work at Netflix as part of their recruitment spiel. When a company touts these benefits and expects
Eric Meyer has posted about his involvement in putting together the 2007 Web Design Survey. Thanks guys!
With Apple’s release of Safari for Windows yesterday (BTW, the redesign–or should I say realignment: Beautiful! Like all things, Apple tends to be. Haven’t dug too far into it yet though. But I’m really enjoying it. Absolutely stunning update, kudos to their entire team for pulling it off.) Apple’s set the stage for a major
Whoa! I don’t know what to think. First, Cameron points out the new design over at Apple. Surfing around a bit, I do like it. What blows me away though is a little nugget over in the downloads section. Safari for Windows! (Mind explosion!) My thoughts:
First time I was ever attending SXSW in Austin this year. It was fantastic! Overall I really enjoyed it. I did feel like a few others that the panels were a bit lackluster. Panels I attended that I enjoyed included: After the Brief, Bullet Tooth Web Design, Stop Designing Products (probably my favorite), Worldchanging, Design
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