One of my favorite crazy group photos. So much fun!
Rinzable, Widdla, Jon Mayberg, Jenna Marino, et moi. May 16, 2008.
I'll tumblr 4 ya
The name's Coley
I'm a graphic designer in SF, CA.
This is me, just tossing back what the wonderful Web throws my way.
Also, coley.me :)
I'll Tumble 4 Ya [video]
Ran into these guys on the train. They win Halloween.
Papercraft self-portrait by Eric Testroete. Another amazing Halloween costume.
Ideas for next year’s costumes. I must love Halloween since I’m planning, already. :)
I went as Low Resolution for Halloween.
The shirt took forever to paint, and my face only took slightly forever.
Bill Murray (I’d like to credit this photo if anyone knows the photographer.)
Defining Moments: Abraham Lincoln on the Antietam Battlefield (October 3, 1862)
by loveallthis:
Inspired by jeannr, I flowcharted the Beatles classic, ‘Hey Jude.’
via laughingsquid
‘High Hopes’ (1959) with Frank Sinatra.
(The music was written by Jimmy Van Heusen, the lyrics by Sammy Cahn.)
Amusing Ourselves to Death by Stuart McMillen
Population, Contraception, and Climate Change
Lydia DePillis has a depressing item about the role access to contraceptives is playing (or, rather, not playing) in efforts to forestall catastrophic climate change:
Earlier this week, Thomas Wire of the London School of Economics published a study concluding that improved family planning is one of the most effective methods of reducing greenhouse-gas emissions we’ve got. This is something that sustainable-growth advocates have realized for a long time, but the actual numbers are startling: Reducing the number of unwanted pregnancies out there—calculated on the basis of “unmet need,” or women who want contraception but currently don’t have access —is roughly five times as cost-effective as deploying low-carbon technologies like wind, solar, and carbon sequestration. (Treehugger has a good summary.)
