THE JEDI COMEBACK - An illustration for Longshot Magazine. They only used the little Darth Vader though :/ Check out the Longshot Issue #1.
EDIT: removed Vader’s hand as several people have pointed out. thanks and shame on me!
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Beautiful desk. It looks to me to be one of the pieces from the Pottery Barn’s “Bedford Collection”. If I am right, I have that same desk, as well as the corner version, in my home office. One of these days I will get around to featuring my own workspace on SetupsandSpaces.com.Submitted by Chris Leboe.
Pure beauty.
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(via mnmal)
This is just crying out to be put on a t-shirt, and quickly!! -
Slater is alleged to have then activated the plane’s inflatable emergency slide, grabbed two beers from the galley, then slid down the chute, the official said.
JetBlue Flight Attendant Pops Open Plane Chute at JFK, Slides Away - Metropolis - WSJ
Commonly referred to as an “exit strategy” among the legions of disgruntled employees across the globe, particularly here in the US, this flight attendants execution is nothing short of legendary. This gentleman is a god among men, and I can only hope that a movie deal is already in the works.
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Picture above taken from page 13 of the user manual for the Droid Eris by HTC.
“Apple should face its own problems,” HTC Chief Financial Officer Hui-Meng Cheng said Monday. ”The reception problems are certainly not common among smartphones…”
**UPDATE** - a Tumblr site dedicated to compiling user manuals instructing people on how not to “hold it wrong” - Don’tHoldItWrong.tumblr.com
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I buy things that are great today. They’re usually things that have been great since day one. And, more often than not, they’re Apple products.
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More on the iPhone 4 signal issue
Previously, I did some simple testing of reception strength on my iPhone 4 and concluded that I couldn’t see any problems. I’ve now done some more thorough testing, however, and have reason to think I was wrong. Warning: this is very long and nerdy.
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If you do a job for free you can control the expectations of the client. You can tell them what the boundaries are and what they should expect of you. When they aren’t paying anything they don’t want to overstep those boundaries to piss you off. They are thankful for any work that they can get out of you.
This is why charging for free is a better option than charging cheap because people who pay money have the same expectations no matter what they are paying. If that is going to be the case shouldn’t you be rewarded appropriately for the time you are taking?
When you charge a rate that you feel is underpaying you, you become a pain in the ass to the client and yourself. You begin to despise design because it feels like cheap labor. Your creativity suffers along with your work performance. Instead of focusing on the job at hand all you do is worry about the guy down the street making more money than you. -
If you accidentally close a tab you didn’t mean to close, just press Command+Z, the Mac’s standard keyboard shortcut for Undo. The “lost” tab is immediately restored.
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The No. 1 Habit of Highly Creative People | Zen Habits
http://zenhabits.net/creative-habit/The No. 1 Creativity Habit
In a word: solitude.
Creativity flourishes in solitude. With quiet, you can hear your thoughts, you can reach deep within yourself, you can focus.
Agreed. It is one of the reasons I am so much more productive at night after everyone else has gone to shee (the other being I am a night owl).
See also: Shhh…
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