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THAT’S A PRESIDENT with my FRIEND! That’s leadership—that’s REAL American values and REAL American people. Freaking AWESOME!
Disney cruise employee steals passenger's iPhone; all of the thief's photos uploaded to Facebook!
“A characteristic of artistic education is for people to tell you that you’re a genius. […] So everybody gets this idea, if you go to art school, that you’re really a genius. Sadly, it isn’t true. Genius occurs very rarely. So the real embarrassing issue about failure is your own acknowledgement that you’re not a genius, that you’re not as good as you thought you were. […] There’s only one solution: You must embrace failure. You must admit what is. You must find out what you’re capable of doing, and what you’re not capable of doing. That is the only way to deal with the issue of success and failure because otherwise you simply would never subject yourself to the possibility that you’re not as good as you want to be, hope to be, or as others think you are.” — Legendary designer Milton Glaser, father of the I♥NY logo, on the fear of failure. (via explore-blog)
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barackobama: Oops.
Love this desk!
modmovables: Executive desk by Osvaldo Borsani.
“Nations that don’t invest in the future tend not to do well there” — Thomas L. Friedman - on “that magic combination of cutting-edge higher education, government-funded research and immigration of high-I.Q. risk-takers. They are, in combination, America’s golden goose.” (via gregmelander)
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Sorry to hear of Kent Elofson's passing.
“Ideas are a son of a bitch like that, because they always come when you are least prepared to preserve them. Inspiration is like some sort of weird collision, where the idea is always sweeping across the landscape, through the neighborhood, or in and out the bedroom window. For that idea to hit you, you must be moving as well. If you’re standing still, the idea will whip right around you and keep going. It is like some sort of weird reverse game of chicken, where the sole way to make contact is by trying to miss one another.” — via Frank: (via thisway)
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and the bartenders says, ”Hey, we don’t serve your type here.”
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Look at that monorail speeding by the castle! 1961 super-speed-graphics. And whoa, admission was so economical!
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