Pedigree commercial
this reminds me of the Vitalic video “Poney Part 1”. anyone feel me? watch it here
“If the doors of perception were cleansed every thing would appear to man as it is, infinite. For man has closed himself up, till he sees all things through narrow chinks of his cavern.”
- William Blake
Shareholders Slam Apple's Environmental Initiatives
“The Apple shareholder meeting on Thursday was a telling example of just how difficult it is for a public company to go green, even if it really wants to.
Apple currently has a much greener reputation than it deserves according to the recent New Scientist study. Consumers rank Apple #3 in sustainability, even though the scientists rank them at #19. Yes, they have made efforts to reduce toxicity in their products and created an e-waste recycling program, but both of these green initiatives came as a response to activist campaigns led by NGO’s like Greenpeace.”
(via Good)
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Integrity is having a matching interior and exterior.
my grandfather, San Francisco, 1965
(via The Daily Green)
“We’re not campaigning anymore John. The election’s over.”
- President Obama
Fan Death’s video for “Reunited”
Yahoo Pact Gives Twitter Distribution, Revenue
Nice to see Twitter will finally bring in some revenue! This new partnership seems good for Yahoo, but better for Twitter,
“It’s the latest step in Yahoo’s latest strategy, which is to integrate the world’s most popular social networks into the Yahoo environment rather than try to compete with them. The pact is similar to a deal with Facebook announced in December, allowing users to import their connections and update their status through Yahoo.
The deal will give Twitter a vast new distribution to 600 million Yahoo users, and something else it has found scarce: revenue.”
(via Ad Age)
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St. Vincent “Actor Out Of Work”
from her new album “Actor”
A Base for War Training, and Species Preservation
“Even as it conducts round-the-clock exercises to support two wars, Fort Stewart spends as much as $3 million a year on wildlife management, diligently grooming its 279,000 acres to accommodate five endangered species that live here.
The military has not always been so enthusiastic about saving endangered plants and animals…But base commanders have gradually realized that working to help species rebound is in their best interest, if only because the more the endangered plants and animals thrive, the fewer restrictions are put on training exercises to avoid destroying habitat”
(via The New York Times)
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Throwback: Artful Dodger “Movin’ Too Fast”
