Popcorn Maker demo share out at the Toronto Hive Pop-Up!!!! #mozparty #hivebuzz
Liam Schulman Dupuis was SO excited to show off his game skills against Brett at #KidsHackTO. :)
Here is Pikachu newscast being hacked together in PopcornMaker. #mozparty
Liam working with Brett at #KidsHackTO…I don’t know who loved the day more, my boys or me…
#SteelRails!! (Taken with Instagram at Steel Rails)
#30DoC Self-portrait.
#30DoC Peony (Taken with instagram)
Life is good moment…
And the season is officially open. (Taken with instagram)
HAND LETTERING- In trying to keep my hand lettering skills sharp I set out to do a quick type treatment. I was in a bit of a mood when I started this… hence the two words I ended up lettering. Added a touch of inspiration an irony from old cartoons.
Inside the New York Times “Lively Morgue”
Print archives that were once the heart of many newspapers have gone the way of the floppy disk. But at the New York Times, home to the Lively Morgue Tumblr, the technology that’s threatened to kill the morgue may also save it. We went inside the morgue to find out what all the fuss was about. Read the accompanying feature.
In January 2011, after a health crisis, I was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis. For the first time in my life, I was debilitated and wiped out for weeks. I couldn’t work and could barely leave the house for more than an hour at a time while I recovered. It was a friend of mine, an urban shaman, that met me for coffee one day and told me that body just manifests what the head and heart are struggling with. “What are you holding onto?” she asked. “Shut UP!” I laughed. She was right. I was holding onto a job and a career that wasn’t satisfying or fulfilling any part of me. I was holding onto the fear of actually and actively making a tangible change in my life.
I had found the Holstee Manifesto through Twitter. Twitter has become a massive thing in my life. It has opened me up to content and thought leaders, enabled real life friendships that began online and have provided me opportunities that I never would’ve found otherwise. So, I used these positive decals like the Manifesto that I found online to create two vision boards on the closet doors in my office. Holstee’s Manifesto played prominently and I looked to it every week for inspiration.A year later, I left the old industry and the old job and I’m finally immersed in a place and culture that feeds my soul, each and every day.-Karen Schulman Dupuis
Who Needs Feminism?: I need feminism because, when I told my uncle that I had registered...
87I need feminism because, when I told my uncle that I had registered for a course at my (incidentally all-women) university entitled “American Women Poets,” he laughed and said, “WHAT American women poets?” I could have rattled off at least twenty at the top of my head, none of whom were Emily…
I need feminsim because
106people are up in arms over photos of Hillary Clinton dancing and drinking a beer, while male politicians are often pictured with a drink and it is never treated as scandal.
105/366 This is “why” Stratford.
104/366 Yah. I really did.
103/366 Sometimes you really should just rest & not try to be so productive.
