Posts Tagged ‘education’

Black Balloon

I instantly loved the concept for this awareness campaign for global warming. I think it does a great job to add a tangible angle to an otherwise very invisible issue.


This Week’s Weekly Links of the Week - Week 54

Another late weekly links - I am starting to think I need to just plan to post the links on Wednesday in order to get them up by Friday or Saturday. No excuses, but big things are happening. You should see a lot going on in the next one to two weeks.

Enjoy the links.

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Designing Good - Collection 25

I still have at least one more post that I need to get out by today so this will be brief. Once again, there is a plethora of environmentally-oriented design this week. Lots of smart (and beautiful) architecture as well as emerging technologies to prevent further global warming.

Please drop your links of good design - I frankly count on it.

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This Week’s Weekly Links of the Week - Week 45

This is about as late as you can get for posting the weekly links. I am back-dating this post to Friday for the sake of consistency, but my apologies for taking so long to get it up. I think my effort to post nearly everyday along with a busy work schedule along with a busy personal schedule has burnt me out a bit. I may be taking a small step back for a while so I do not drive myself to hermitage. Ironically, I will be posting on my blog when I figure out what I am going to go, what that will be and for how long.

Enjoy the links.

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This Week’s Weekly Links of the Week - Week 37

It is late and I am most definitely tired. This week had a lot of things going on - the Boston/Aqua Teen Hunger Force freak-out, the Super Bowl, all sorts of “good news” coming out of the Middle East (as usual). All of these stories and more are covered in the weekly links. I am going to sign off - it has been a long week and I am ready for a break. Have fun this weekend folks.

Enjoy the links.

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