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Brooklyn Book Festival

Posted on September 12, 2007 Under Books

If you're in the New York realm and lookin' for a little something to occupy your Sunday, stroll down to the Brooklyn Book Festival. If you're anything like me and you can spend hours wandering aimlessly around The Strand or…

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DiK's One Color Comp

Posted on September 11, 2007 Under Fashion

Got a t-shirt idea you've been itching to get out there? Are you a master of making incredible designs with a minimum of materials? Are you just sick of the clothes you're finding in the store like I am? Design…

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Urban Cast-Away

Posted on September 10, 2007 Under Fashion

The limits of what we define as jewelry are slipping away quickly. Bodily adornments are shifting toward the amalgous, wide-open field of "whatever you can manage to stick to yourself". Tattoos, tiny Swarovski crystals, even porcelain-dipped fur scraps. Created by…

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Rhombus Wear

Posted on September 7, 2007 Under Fashion

Created for the inner nerd in all of us -- the ultra-dope, inner nerd, that is -- Rhombus Wear is a clothing line created by husband & wife team James and Lisa Clunie. She's a fashion designer and he's an…

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Stupid Devil

Posted on September 6, 2007 Under Life

No, I'm not trying to get you to join the next Hale-Bopp cult. Stupid Devil is an art label that sells t-shirts, art prints, and vinyl toys featuring some crazy characters drawn by the artist Bard. Nothing too serious though;…

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Manystuff

Posted on September 5, 2007 Under Life

Online creative communities have been surging to an all-time high. Our friends over at Behance have started their new network, Virb was mentioned here a while ago and Humblevoice is another relatively new one. But they all have the stigma…

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Easyglider

Posted on September 4, 2007 Under Life

The Easyglider, dubbed a "sports vehicle", is designed by a company of the same name out of Bern, Switzerland. The heart of the vehicle is the battery powered front wheel; it's controlled via a motorbike-like interface on the long handle…

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Chocolate. Gorilla. Phil Collins.

Posted on September 4, 2007 Under Life

While I hesitate to go so far as to call this an ad -- Cadbury themselves call it a "piece of content" -- it's definitely, well...different. And weird. And entertaining. I mean, who doesn't love to see a gorilla absolutely…

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Mumble Magazine

Posted on September 4, 2007 Under Life

Somewhere in my weekend web travels (and to start your week of the same), I stumbled across Mumble Magazine, an e-zine dedicated to street & contemporary culture, particularly within the realm of skateboarding. The clean layout and simple graphics really…

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Erol Taskoparan

Posted on September 3, 2007 Under Art

Apparently I'm on a photography kick right now...but if I keep stumbling on shutterbugs like Erol Taskoparan, I don't have a problem with that at all; his work is a mix of street and personal photography that never fails to…

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