We’re slowly rolling out a new marketing site for City Gates, the content management system for great church websites. Pretty exciting around the office, really.
Hi. I'm Matt Kirkland, a web & industrial designer.
I'm a part of Brand New Box, a web design and development firm in San Diego. We make City Gates, the content management system for church websites.
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Chris Jordan's photo series of dead albatross chicks
What fills the bellies of albatross chicks in the middle of the ocean? Plastic. And then they starve to death.
Sir Ernest Shackleton left behind two cases of Scotch whisky after a failed expedition to the South Pole
OK, I love a good Scotch as much as the next guy (maybe more), but methinks that maybe trying to carry TWO CASES OF WHISKY is indicative of larger problems packing for your expedition.
So, yeah. Kelly just happens to be a hairstylist at Erika’s old salon… and is on the new season of Survivor. Man, colleagues on reality TV, coworkers in commercials - stuff like that just happens when you live this close to LA.
Warning: this video is from Survivor, so it’s um, boring.
October 22, 2009: Chesterton on business books
“On every book stall, in every magazine, you may find works telling people how to succeed. They are books showing men how to succeed in everything; they are written by men who cannot even succeed in…
Here’s an in-progress look at the gorgeous finch piece that the Lewises commissioned for Felix! The illustrator is Lauren Nassef, whom I’d never heard of but really like.
I don’t want to be the kind of guy who has three dozen pairs of shoes. But I might be turning into that kind of guy. Is it OK for me to love these?
Maps of the Weird : The Book Bench
The New Yorker takes note of the upcoming ‘Strange Maps’ book, which may or may not include Ex Unum, Pluribus! among its cartographic wonders.
Tara Donovan - Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego
Yesssss! I love Donovan’s work, but I’ve never seen it in real life. It’s about time we had a decent exhibit come to MOCASD.
happy tape — japanese masking tape, now in the U.S.
Hey, everybody. Don’t let Erika know about this, OK? Cool.
