Apparently Alex and I love to write about: Weekends, Brooklyn, Weddings, Robb, Anyone and Shows. At least we did in the last several weeks. Who knew? Wordle knew! Wordle is a fun little site that will generate a word cloud based on a piece of text, website or a del.icio.us account. I ran teamkanestreet.com through [...]

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I finally ffffound a solution for not having a fffound.com account. weheartit.com seems to do exactly what I was looking for: bookmark images I like from graphic design to zen gardens so that I could create a library of inspiration images. It also allows you to bookmarks videos.
If you were having trouble tracking down [...]

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Robert Scoble has a great follow-up to his post about things to do to survive the recession. This one is more of a tactical list of things you should do to keep busy.
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Karen has been tooting the “Recession is coming!” horn for quite some time now (so much so that I almost feel bad having the first Recession-related post no our blog) and the thought seems to really be picking up steam. Robert Scoble has a pretty good list of things to do to prepare were it [...]

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Rumors abound about a Mac Tablet being released at MacWorld in January. Until then all we have are artists’ renditions of what *might* be. Whatever it ends up being (if it even ends up being anything), I like it and I want this one pictured above.
Update: A testament to Apple’s spell over me: I posted [...]

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I had heard about Nau before we went to Chicago and was happy when we happened to stumble upon it while walking around. The quick breakdown is that sustainability and responsibility (5% of all purchases goes to a variety of charities) runs through their whole business and they use technology (very well) to support that. [...]

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Over the past year I’ve become a pretty avid delicious user. As a serial organizer, I love to a) gather information + data and b) catalog it for later reference. In an effort to expose some of those links and interests as well as get some more posts up here, I’m going to try out [...]

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Sara sent me this link the other day. Looks like the Tube is offering real time travel alerts via WAP and sms. Jealous?
Yes. I would love nothing more than to fully finish SubAlerts, but until the stations have cell service, I am not sure how helpful it is to travelers. Also, I just don’t have [...]

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TOAD: May 8th, 2007: This is a shot of one of the many exhibits from the Spring 2007 ITP show. Karen and I swung by for Opening Night and left satisfied and exhausted (in a good way!)
Check out a bunch of other photos form the show and if you didn’t go and are reading this, [...]

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Alex bought me a sweet new camera for my birthday, so I spent a good part of Friday walking around our neighborhood enjoying the beautiful weather and grabbing some photos while trying to learn how to properly use the camera and settings. I am sad to admit I learned very little in my required photography [...]

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