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Chrono-shredder – a poetic calendar device by artist Susanna Hertrich to capture the irrevocable loss of time, which can never be retrieved. (via)
“The The Impotence of Proofreading” by Taylor Mali
Your bathroom break’s on FirstBank.
It is almost imperative to give props to a local Colorado bank that devotes its very first Super Bowl ad to sending people off to wizz in the second half of the game. Nicely in keeping with their “helpfulness” manifesto.
Don’t pauses feel longer when they cost $3.5 million?
Ballsy work, not just by FirstBank, but also by TDA_Boulder.
Genius work from the other shop in Boulder.
First Look of the Day: Thirteen years later, Cowboy Bebop director Shinichirō Watanabe is reuniting with Cowboy Bebop composer Yoko Kanno for a brand new anime about “a naive boy and a scruffy boy [who] share a passion for jazz in a provincial town in the late 1960s.”
Based on Yūki Kodama’s same-named manga series, Sakamichi no Apollon is set to air this April on Fuji TV’s anime programming block, Noitamina.
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good:
Patrick Joust clearly loves Baltimore as depicted through his art. A self-professed street photographer, he tries to convey a sense of place through his photos.
Read more on GOOD and see Joust’s photographs on his website and blog.
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