Instagram, Facebook, Flickr, Twitter, YouTube, Spotify etc are all fantastic… but at the end of the day you have to bring it all back home.
Category: Technology
From Flickr: What’s In My Bag August 19 2007
Too funny… need to do an updated one of these.
I’m so excited that Flickr is gaining momentum again. I’ve been a member there since 2004 and have thousands of images loaded up there (backed up in other places of course). It really is the story of my last ten years.
Back to Field Notes
I’m insanely excited to be using Field Notes again.
I switch back and forth between Moleskines and Field Notes notebooks, but I’ve definitely missed the feel and experience of a good ad useful notebook lately since being away from Field Notes.
Sure, there are digital ways to capture todos and tasks and thoughts and notes, but ever since my time in the basement of an art gallery, I’ve realized the need for a good notebook.
Feels like an old friend is back.
Death of a Firefly.
(via OmniFocus for iPad for iPad on the iTunes App Store)
My most used app by far.
Decisions decisions…
Testing out in case the whole sandboxing thing in Mountain Lion goes the way I think it will and OSX goes the way of iOS…
“A pig like that, you don’t eat all at once!” Ah, I’m going to miss my 7th graders so much.
The Macbook Pro 5,5 is highly compatible with Ubuntu 12.04 Precise Pangolin. You’ll need to apply some of the adjustments listed below.
Garden of Your Mind…
Mister Rogers Remixed | Garden of Your Mind | PBS Digital Studios (by pbsdigitalstudios)
(Source: http://www.youtube.com/)
School is the price of being young and helpless! Not going to school is the reward of being grown-up, and strong, and powerful. You associate school with weakness and childishness. You associate non-school with strength and adulthood. Every kid knows that he is going to be rewarded for reaching the age of sixteen, or whatever age he’s allowed to get out, he’s going to be rewarded by never having to go to school again, never having to open up another book, never having to learn another fact, never having to think another thought. We teach kids that to be grown up is to be able to be stupid for the rest of your life…We won’t be able to do that anymore. In the 21st century, we’re going to have to think of education not as a task to be completed, but as a process to be continued.
Dear Western North Carolina Weather Diety(ies): Can you please keep the weather like this for all of June (and July and August)?
The question shifts from where you should go to school to how you should go to school… or does it?
A few cliff notes:
1. Be authentic
2. Acquire micro-credentials
3. Your resume should reflect what you’ve built, not what you’ve studied
More…
http://thinking.fm/2012/06/05/thinkingdaily-how-should-you-go-to-school/
http://s.wsj.net/media/swf/microPlayer.swf
“…the opportunity to provide practical education for kids in a sort of “shadow school district,” as Khan called it, with classes in computer science, statistics and law.” via Stanford President Hennessy and Khan Academy Founder D10 – AllThingsD
(Source: http://s.wsj.net/)
Home Screen June 2012
Mountains Beyond Mountains (mountains on the moon as visible from the eclipse tonight live from California… God bless the internet).
The 8th Graders Painted me!
Unfortunately, I’ll never know where this door in the bathroom leads…
Love the New @5by5 Radio App
Love the personal note from Marco Arment on the new Instapaper update today. So awesome.