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“The Hour of the Wolf is the hour between night and dawn. It is the hour when...”
– Hour of the Wolf  (via itwonlast)
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ListenNew Order - Age of Consent
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Check out the new Rapha Galibier film my friend Jeremy is in! I love how they spliced archival footage and the present day together and bridged the two worlds through sound design. Beautiful. I have my Galibier jersey at home, photos to come!
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Woody Allen talks America, scandal ... and Snooki →
NEW YORK — Woody Allen examines nostalgia, among other topics, in “Midnight in Paris,” the latest in his string of films set in Europe. The movie transports its protagonist, played by Owen Wilson, back to the good old days of the Belle Epoque and 1920s Paris, and sees Allen concluding that, really, he would have been miserable during any age, golden or not. Allen, 75, talked to...
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Readers of the Pack: American Best-Selling →
IN MAKING THE LIST, his 2001 book about best sellers, former Simon & Schuster editor in chief Michael Korda recalls that the publishing house once commissioned a study of which books made the most money. After a detailed presentation, the consultant said to the editors, “Do you guys realize how much money the company would make if you only published best sellers?” He might as...
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Dumbass puts engagement ring in balloon...balloon... →
He is hoping the ring will still turn up. “It would be amazing if someone found it,” he added.
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Angus Hyland on What Makes a Successful Logo... →
What makes a successful logo? A successful logo is one that endures. It’s got to eventually be honest to the product it describes. It’s got to be simple. It’s got to be functional. And it has to have that other thing: It’s got to have character. Is there any classic cautionary tale? There’s a number. A recent one would be the Gap, when they rebranded and then reverted. We don’t really go, “Wow,...
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Confessions of a Travel Snob by David Chang →
When I started traveling for work, it meant flying to the occasional event in a smaller city, where I would stand for hours behind a six-foot-long table, smiling and handing out countless pork buns, the dish that—for better or worse—my Momofuku restaurants are known for. Back then, I thought I had my air travel game down. I’d get to the airport as early as I could in an attempt to score...
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"Roominghouse, Winter" by Margaret Atwood
Catprints, dogprints, marks of ancient children have made the paths we follow to the vestibule, piled with overshoes, ownerless letters a wooden sled. The threadbare treads on the stairs. The trails worn by alien feet in time through the forest snowdrifts of the corridor to this remnant, this discarded door What disturbs me in the bathroom is the unclaimed toothbrush. In the room itself, none of...
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