(thank you Keef)
– Patagonia has a blog about people who have owned their products for decades. (via)
– Diego Stocco created another sound experiment, this time including leaves and a turntable.
– David Bowie Releases a Collection of His Vintage Videos Online. Pure Gold.
– FDNY is a growing list of NYC designers that took the leap and started their own businesses.
– An overview of CRM tools.
– According to a BBC survey there are seven different social classes. These range from the “elite” at the top, distinguished by money, connections and rarefied cultural interests, to the “precariat” at the bottom, characterized by lack of money, lack of connections and unrarefied cultural interests. Multiplying the Old Divisions of Class in Britain, by Sarah Lyall
– How a differential gear works
– How the Chess Set Got Its Look and Feel (via)
– German photographer Karsten Thormaehlen’s beautiful portraits of centennials.
– Interesting Quora thread: What are the top 10 things that we should be informed about in life?
– When you deliver information verbally, people only remember 10% of it. If you add a picture, retention is 65%. Carmine Gallo: Three Secrets All Inspiring Messages Share. (via)
– A Tumblr about brand collaborations. (via)
– We got one of these galvanized trunks for our studio. We love it.
– This silicon egg shaper will turn your breakfast plate into a work of art.
– Fascinated by the old-school looking vacuums.
– Like sports much? The Brooklyn Nets are looking to hire a Web Developer/Designer.