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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor

 

The Sox are the potato chip tempting you to ruin your diet. Eat it. They are the neighbor’s pool taunting you at the end of a long, hot day. Dive in. Indulge yourselves, South Siders. Enjoy this as long as it lasts. Stretch your boundaries of baseball logic. If a team means that much to you, the fun of sports sometimes involves fans letting their hearts rule their heads. You know, like Hawk would.

Chicago White Sox: Take time to savor Chicago White Sox success - chicagotribune.com

Now Twitter is returning to tried-and-true server-side methods of building webpages. It turns out using JavaScript to do everything is not such a good idea, at least not if you want your website to be fast.

Twitter Declares Everything Old New Again | Webmonkey | Wired.com

In this context, Google is not the company’s most strategic project. That distinction goes to Glass, to the self-driving cars, and to Google Maps, Street View, and Earth: Google’s detailed model of the real, physical world.

Pictures and vision

Google is getting good, really good, at building things that see the world around them and actually understand what they’re seeing.

Pictures and vision

This isn’t about sharing pictures. This is about sharing your vision.

Pictures and vision

Most web pages are simply a combination of photos and text. And where Photoshop excels at manipulating images (but sucks at type) and Illustrator is exceptional at typography (but sucks with images), InDesign is built for both.

How to Approach a Responsive Design | Upstatement

Excellent content, serious networking and constant human engagement is the way to build your profile.

Sweep the Sleaze | Information Architects

the wrinkle neck mules (Taken with instagram)

the wrinkle neck mules (Taken with instagram)

Facebook’s business only grows on the unsustainable basis that it can add new customers at a faster rate than the value of individual customers declines.

The Facebook Fallacy - Technology Review

#Facebook is not only on course to go bust, but will take the rest of the ad-supported #Web with it.

The Facebook Fallacy - Technology Review