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Gary Vaynerchuk’s story. Did I mention I love this guy?

Gary Vaynerchuk is my new hero.

ak47:

blogut: placidiappunti: applearts:

Interior design room: 7-Story Underwater Hotel.

ak47:

microwalrus: holga: alohanico: britticisms: ohcarlos:

Yayoi Kusama, Fireflies on the Water (2005).

Installation art done right. Even the most art-tarded person could walk into one of her rooms and feel something.

fred-wilson:

The Economist loses its s—t? on TwitPic

Steve Jobs and the Portal to the Invisible

You simply must read this.

In honor of Punctuation Day, may I please remind you to use the interrobang as often as possible?

(photo via Wikimedia)

sleazette:

microwalrus: carmenmariah: heyaloverly: (via)

“ [T]echnological developments breed innovation, and that innovation can produce economic benefits with demonstrable impacts on the bottom line. No one knows what the next Google will be, but if it is not being built now, then someone will probably start working on it in the near future. Don’t stop working on side projects and ideas that interest you, because those ideas not only might turn into brilliant products or services but also might turn into the economic catalyst that spurs our economy onward. Dan Kimerling @ TechCrunch

via Epicenter from Wired.com:

White House Redux, a contest to build a fictional White House updated for 2008 sensibilities, announced the jury selections for its designs last week. But the jury is still out on who will win the popular vote, as is the prize that the winner will receive.

This one is my favorite.