Ever wanted to learn the “international language”? Here’s your chance
TypeRoom Lite Introductory Screencast from TypeRoom on Vimeo.
Found this little gem of a CMS today that may see some action on static websites I build in the future. It allows semi-WYSIWIG editing in a similar style as Firebug, then when finished, allows the client to upload via FTP, download the code for manual FTP uploading, or send the updated code to their designer via email.
There is a pro version the team is working on that I have my eyes on, as well, that looks like it will be a standalone product. Nice stuff!
The roads are finally clear of snow and ice, just in time for Devon and I to go to a show in Seattle at the Triple Door to see Joshua Morrison. It was a pretty show in a gorgeous venue.
My favorite song of his is called Westport. Check it out:
Just in case you’re wondering, Devon and I are on day 10 without the use of our car. It’s not so bad, we have power, Internet access, heat, and, as of last Sunday, water.
Even with the warmer temperatures melting the snow into a nasty muddy slush, our little Nissan Sentra still can’t make it up the steep hill.
While reading the afore-mentioned Signal vs. Noise, I noticed they had a post about the Olivetti Lettera 22 portable typewriter. What a weird coincedence, as I have one in my living room right now! I can’t agree more with their assessment of it’s lean, elegant design being a case study in understated beauty.
Now, if only I could find replacement ribbon for mine…
via Signal vs. Noise : Beautifully designed: The Olivetti Lettera 22
Revenue is like water going into a dam. The more holes you can poke in that dam, the more ways the money has to trickle through to you.
via Signal Vs. Noise: Making a record is just one way a band can make money
My parter in Zigflitz crime, Aaron, would dig this. He had the idea for a Firebomb This! sticker campaign, but perhaps Kern This! is a little kinder and more to the point. Download and print the templates from Design Police.
via BD Threads