“WhyamIsoreWhyamIsoreWhatdidIdoWhyamIsore.”
Thanks to Hannah Hunt for the photo submission!
All the way from Dublin’s Web Summit last week, a fabulous black-skirts-and-tops Memo was received by these two smart and lovely “chicks who teach code,” General Assembly London’s Courtney Boyd Myers and Decoded’s Kathryn Parsons. Conferences and tech events organizers: what further motivation to #ChangeTheRatio could you possibly need?
I first heard about Paul Graham through his essays. Prior to YC’s brand becoming the international juggernaut it is today, the essays were what lead Michelle, Pete and me to apply to YC. One of Paul’s essays that really stood out for me was How to Make Wealth, and in particular the concept that…
A year ago last Friday I left eight years cutting code and plumbing servers to take my very first marketing job. Prior to then and even before in college and high school, hard skills were what paid my bills - technical work building stuff mostly for the Internet. Everything I had done up until…
My creative writing teacher from college wrote another book! So happy for him. Check it out here: wwnorton:
COLLEGE FOOTBALL COACH FASHION: VISORS VS. THE HOUNDSTOOTH
In Inman Majors’s new novel Love’s Winning Plays—a comedic take on SEC Football—he makes it clear that the houndstooth look of Paul “Bear” Bryant made a better impression than the visor look currently in vogue:
“Bear Bryant wore the houndstooth hat, and a lot of the old coaches wore hats back in the day. You know, hats like a man wore when he was dressed up in a coat and tie. Dressing like that told your players you expected them to take care of business and do things the right way and play like men. Why any coach thinks looking like a half-ass golfer at night inspires young men is beyond me. Dressing like that says: let’s go play some golf. Let’s go look like silly asses out there. Would having your coach dress like a golfer make you want to go out and pop somebody? A coach who wears a visor and has a good team is winning despite the visor. Whereas a coach in a dress hat was worth three to seven points. There at the end, Bear’s houndstooth was worth ten points, minimum.”
(via inmanmajors)
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Part traveling art installation, part ornamental manicure center, part companion experience to Standard Press’ latest and greatest, Nailed, The Imperial Nail Salon at The Standard Spa, Miami Beach was––and we’re not just saying this––the talk of Art Basel 2011. The retro-bling vision is courtesy of Carlos Rolon (aka Dzine, the author of Nailed) who transformed one of our suites into the spitting image of his mother’s living room nail salon circa 1975. Here’s how The New York Timesdescribed it: “The sight of a fastidious Tilda Swinton showing off a baroque finger corsage and coordinating nails in a setting straight out of ‘That ’70s Show’ was jarring — indeed, one of the crazier visions unveiled at Art Basel Miami Beach last week.” It should not go unmentioned that to stand out as, “crazy” among the 500,000 or so works of original art on display during the fair, is, well, impressive to say the very least. (Via @Standard Culture)
Robyn Your Haircut
clipped from Facebook “my best friend moved to Brooklyn and all he got was this fucking haircut #michaelchowanecforaday #winning #williamsburg”
The City of New York finally is taking action regarding the recent hipster infestation in BK via @hotlunchrecords via i.imgur.com
adolf llama
the jesus christ super stars of adolf hipster
even with all those scarves, he looks cold.
