December 2009
23 posts
Op-Chart - Picturing the Past 10 Years - Graphic -...
Published: December 27, 2009
Op-Chart
Phillip Niemeyer | Picturing the Past 10 Years
Phillip Niemeyer is an art director at Double Triple, an art and design studio. | via nytimes.com
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2009/12/27/opinion/28opchart.html#
I know that this has popped up in other places, but it really does bear re-examining. From a planning standpoint, it shows where...
( A Visual History of the Supreme Court of the...
Very interesting look at the lasting legacy each President has when nominating and placing Supreme Court Justices, as well as the lasting effect of each Supreme Court Justice.
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A Visual History of the Supreme Court of the United States
This large-scale (48″x32″) print displays the full sweep of American federal...
Cool Infographics: Information vs. Confusion chart
via coolinfographics.com Courtesy of http://www.coolinfographics.com/2009/10/information-vs-confusion-chart.html Posted via web from Consumerologist’s posterous | Comment »
Your Daily Water Use: GOOD Transparency: Water...
GOOD Transparency: Water Conservation
October 22, 2009 (more info) (less info) GOODMagazine Want to Subscribe? Sign In or Sign Up now! Thirsty? So is everyone else. We’re headed for a water shortage. Here’s how simple daily choices can reduce your water use. A GOOD Transparency video. Direction...
Prototype - Seeing Customers as Partners in...
Prototype
Seeing Customers as Partners in Invention
By MARY TRIPSAS Published: December 26, 2009
IMAGINE a planetarium-style presentation about the future of technology, followed by a tour of dozens of hands-on exhibits — whether of sandlike microparticles that flow like liquid in a beaker, pictures that appear three-dimensional or concrete that floats.
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YouTube - GLEE - Il FlashMob
GLEE - Il FlashMob Subscribe Unsubscribe FoxTV December 23, 2009 (more info) (less info) Want to Subscribe? Sign In or Sign Up now! ...
The LYTA Chair by Ronen Kadushin » CONTEMPORIST
The LYTA Chair by Ronen Kadushin Posted by Dave on December 17th, 2009 Ronen Kadushin has designed the LYTA chair for the German manufacturer Movisi. LYTA is a lightweight armchair that weighs as little as 15kg, which enables people at any age to move it around, something especially important to the growing elderly generation. Thanks to a specially developed fitting method, the...
Bumps Building by Sako Architects
via contemporist.com
Would love to see this building in Chicago. Magnifying. It would fit in well with Chicago’s varying skyline. Could you imagine it right next to a minimalist building? Courtesy of contemporist.com
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High school students producing great digital...
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Performed, produced, edited, filmed by high schoolers. Notice that everything in the background is going backwards—hint on how it was probably done which makes it more impressive. Plus, I enjoy that they may respect some of the music of the 1980’s :)
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Boeing 787 Dreamliner's first flight
via blog.seattlepi.com Please visit: http://blog.seattlepi.com/aerospace/archives/188422.asp So wonderful to see it fly. The new Boeing 787 Dreamliner’s first flight. Posted via web from Consumerologist’s posterous | Comment »
How our brains build social worlds - opinion - 02...
via newscientist.com Interesting read. Can be found on in New Scientist December 2009 publication. Posted via web from Consumerologist’s posterous | Comment »
1024 (JPEG Image, 1024x768 pixels)
via theconversationprism.com Nice organizational chart of the web & social marketing. Can be found at theconversationprism.com for order. Posted via web from Consumerologist’s posterous | Comment »
Penelope Cruz--channeling Audrey Hepburn?
via rogerebert.suntimes.com This is a still shot from Broken Embraces, the new Pedro Almodovar movie featuring Penelope Cruz. This reminds me so much of Breakfast at Tiffany’s. She strikingly resembles Audrey Hepburn. Almost, eerily. Posted via web from Consumerologist’s posterous | Comment »
Hardrock, Coco, and Joe, The Three Little Dwarfs
via youtube.com The best Christmas video ever. A classic. Posted via web from Consumerologist’s posterous | Comment »
Detroit's Unemployment Rate Is Nearly 50%,...
Detroit’s Unemployment Rate Is Nearly 50%, According to the Detroit News
Officially, Detroit’s unemployment rate is just under 30 percent. But the city’s mayor and local leaders are suggesting a far more disturbing figure — the actual jobless rate, they say, is closer to 50 percent.
As many have noted, the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which culls federal unemployment...
Alicia Keys - Empire State Of Mind (Live on The...
via youtube.com Hilarious. I love how the band and back-up singers cannot keep a straight face. Found on YouTube at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMYb8sq-jDU Posted via web from Consumerologist’s posterous | Comment »
SMAA - Social Media Addicts Association
via stopwritingonmywall.com Are you spending more time with your online friends than your real-world friends? Do you obsessively check Twitter to monitor your retweets? Do you poke strangers just for fun? Maybe Social Media Addicts Association (www.stopwritingonmywall.com) is a needed resource for you. Posted via web from Consumerologist’s posterous | Comment » ...
Chicago Design: Roscoe Jackson's Recycled Plastic...
via apartmenttherapy.com Simply beautiful green-friendly furniture. 100% recycled plastic chairs by Chicago local designers Roscoe Jackson. (Source: www.Apartmenttherapy.com) Posted via web from Consumerologist’s posterous | Comment »
Cash is King: The Return of Christmas Clubs for...
Last year, marketers discussed Kmart’s re-introduction of layaway. I am surprised so little digital ink has been given to Christmas Clubs. If you were born in the 1980s or beyond, chances are you have never heard of “christmas clubs”. For older Americans, it was a prominent community banking service utilized heavily in the 1970s along with layaway. Simply put, one would...
Mom & Pop Store Values: Isn't the Value of Social...
Today’s corporate leaders are struggling to figure out how to use social media to further their business strategy. At Dell, we believe this is backwards thinking. Social media isn’t a means to further a corporation’s strategy, it’s a means to help determine it.
The “Mom and Pop” businesses in our neighborhoods have always followed sound and pragmatic business...
Facebook | Alicia Keys
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Alicia Keys has taken to Facebook where she is previewing her new album, “The Element of Freedom”. The album will be released on December 15th. She is the first major artist to use Facebook in this manner. Her album will be up for an unlimited time. A click-through ad adjacent to the playlist allows listeners to pre-order the album. Is Facebook now able to tread in...
Stressing the Web, ‘NewsHour’ Begins an Overhaul
ARLINGTON, Va. — Until recently, the employees who worked on the Web site of “The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer” on PBS were based in a building a brisk five-minute walk through city traffic from their on-air colleagues. The Web and television staffs interacted only at Mr. Lehrer’s annual holiday party. “They were all the recognizably young ones,” said Linda Winslow, the...