I thought this was such a great idea from a student in Vancouver.

I hope it makes it to Google Earth. My next question is when is Odlaw going to make his debut?

In fact the boss’s way, so May 11th is Simon’s birthday and I don’t know what Simon would think about this you know we need to stop waiting. So, yes this is whole business out pushing the envelope because this is 2008 which to me says there is two years tell who doesn’t in which you know will mark the first decade or till the end of the first decade of the 21st century and whatever we do how do we push the envelope in second decade of the 21st century. What do you mean how do we push it? How do we not push it? We have already craped into some of these crash and then pushed our faces and they went. So, when somebody is 15, there is a 15-year-old in 10th grade in 2020. What’s he going to see that he hasn’t already seen and he says. listen

Part Three of a friend’s drunken rant on what art is.

So, We’re just talking about how pushing in his really change from video taping. I want project you and talking into your pay phone to one girl you know being want to _____ into another girls crush and then die you know dabbling(?) into it whole heartedly and I think you know I don’t know anymore you know just do nothing ____ for us. It’s going for the _____. Okay a Google power right now, it is shake the bear so in 1969 pushing ___ landing on a moon, now it’s ____ bear out of a tree and then fuck somebody on it with an audience like I don’t know what to more impressive I think landing on the moon is kind of a. listen

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Part Two of a friend’s drunken rant on what art is.

____ so I guess the whole, there is a thing in the 11th grade and she is the wife of my actual 11th grade in the future, and ____ that she talks about where or when you pay from setup and some random messages. We’ve got the payphone and there is a video camera on the participants, and then we just called this number and the reactions were taped. And, you know, it is pretty need for the time it was ____, you know, it’s happening right then, or really you know, like they were trying to push it, but it’s like today pushing it is, you know, taking the [unclear speech, please listen]. listen

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Part One of a friend’s drunken rant on what art is.

Well, we finally got Untitled Looks finished and presented at ImagineRIT, the inaugural innovation festival of RIT. Check out the website to get more photos and info about the exhibit (the concept would be found here too).

I’m going to write about something a little different. I grew up as a child in West Texas, in a little town of 1600 people. This town is Eldorado, Texas. A few years after I moved to Louisiana 1500 acres were purchased by a polygamist group called the FLDS. The town and has received a huge amount of publicity lately because the compound was raided and 416 children were taken into state
custody. The call was made by a 16 year old girl they haven’t been able to find.

It’s been an interesting experience watching CNN and seeing adults I knew, including a 3rd grade teacher of mine.

I am very curious to see how the court ruling will play out over the custody of the children.

Steve Jobs doesn’t wear a belt.

His typical attire when in the public eye includes a black long-sleeve shirt, a pair of ordinary jeans, and casual shoes. A “timeless” look to some degree. But what about the belt?

I began to ponder why this innovation superstar did not opt to wear a belt, and then it occurred to me that he decided he didn’t need one. He didn’t need the help of that third-party apparatus. And then it all made sense.

Apple has become a superstar in the technology world by reinventing the approach to technology. The products are beautiful. The products are cutting-edge in technology. The products are marketed well, and people will pay a premium price for them. Oh, and they last a long time, but that’s why Apple’s stock has dropped drastically… people don’t need to buy a new one anytime soon. So how has their revenue model changed?

Subscription Model

Apple’s Itunes has become a powerful force and direct venue for lots of micropayments. But according to Financial Times they might take it one step further and push an “all you can listen to” subscription that is either a one-time fee when buying a device, or a monthly fee. This consistent cashflow is something nice to have I’m sure.

So to tie it back to the “no belt,” Apple has a vertical merger that has a created a perfect Apple experience from the fancy computer, through the simple intuitive software, through the easy, convenient, and fast supply chain, and now you’re experiencing your favorite media, whether a movie, a book, or music. All done Apple Style. If the shirt and pants work, why do you need a third-party belt? It just interrupts.

Belts are Out of Fashion.

Media on the internet has become an uncontrollable monster with illegal downloads, torrents, and the works. The only true way to bring it back is to make it more convenient the user, and make it unlimited. This is why I think the subscription model will work, and is where the industry needs to move. Internet TV however does not need a subscription because we are conditioned to commercials. Hulu rocks:)

So I made it onto this notable design site Design Charts recently, and though I’m at the very bottom, I’m there none the less:)

Here I am at the bottom… But the cool thing is my name is featured, which is pretty awesome. Maybe next week I’ll get bumped up a bit.

Hey, I’m gonna try this out and see if it works. Hopefully you can keep up this my talking very fast and I hope you’re able to. I’ve got a really bad cold, but shit happens. Awesome! listen

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This entry was sent using Jott.  I called a number, and then the Jott turned my voice to text.  Amazing.

So I got my website out there, and snagged a few recognitions along the way, but when I placed the icons in the traditional bottom right corner of my website, I thought it looked a little to cluttered, so I took them out.

Maybe I’ll put them back at some point, not sure, but for now, this is where they will stay:)