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Beautiful, functional and creative website for Fudge Studios (a London based firm)

In the woods, near the city, and life goes on regardless

Giving up and going on are both the same dead en:

It wasn’t easy to walk away. But he made a choice. It was time to live. To stop wallowing. Stop regretting. Stop wishing for things that will never be. His friend Tony had offered him a security weapons specialist job. The future. There was still a future afterall…

“Spacious Thoughts” NASA feat. Kool Keith & Tom Waits from Fluorescent Hill on Vimeo.

So this is apparently the best examples of the tilt-shift technique. Sadly, a real tilt-shift lens will never yield the selective focus that enhances that “minature” look (specifically on…

Chrome OS and Simon - long at birth, united in forever friends

I’ve wrote and rewrote, deleted, started and stopped and tried every which way to write a new blog entry. All in all I’m feeling tapped, drained, empty. I have nothing to say. Nothing…

Don’t bother trying to figure it out; just enjoy it.

To quote The Princess Bride: “Every babe that weeps at your approach, every woman who cries out, Dear GOD what is that thing?!”

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My Tree and Me

These are amazing. I might have to get one. Now.

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If you’ve ever read any of Comac McCarthy’s books, or seen the films made from them (No Country For Old Men, All The Pretty Horses), then you really need to read this interview. All I can glean is that this a man. Just a man.

“I don’t think goodness is something that you learn. If you’re left adrift in the world to learn goodness from it, you would be in trouble. But people tell me from time to time that my son John is just a wonderful kid. I tell people that he is so morally superior to me that I feel foolish correcting him about things, but I’ve got to do something—I’m his father. There’s not much you can do to try to make a child into something that he’s not. But whatever he is, you can sure destroy it. Just be mean and cruel and you can destroy the best person.”

Cormac McCarthy, WSJ “Hollywood’s Favorite Cowboy”

My heart was never pure enough