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✖ Via Mark Goetz: “Every time you make a PowerPoint, Edward Tufte kills a kitten”, Nov. 17th, 2009
“Here’s my new wallpaper at work – something I’ve been working on in OmniGraffle.”

“My name is Mark Goetz, and I am currently a second-year Master student at the University of Michigan’s School of Information. I’m specializing in Human-Computer Interaction, and hope to begin a career in user research and interaction design after I’ve finished.” (more)
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Visit his portofolio over at http://markandrewgoetz.com

Previously on Skandalon: PowerPoint, Edward Tufte.


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✖ Via Comics: Peanuts by Charles M. Schulz (Original publish date Mar. 15, 1963)

Previously on Skandalon


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✖ Via I’ve Had Dreams Like That: Girl Scouts, Harmless. Yellowstone National Park, 1976, photographer Harlan Kredit. Click for Hi-Res.

The photo comes from the official website of Yellowstone National Park : visit the “Visitor Activities” section of the Yellowstone Digital File Slide to find more.


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✖ Via

Travis W. Simon “Cat Dog”


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✖ Via Matt Bors: I’m a social networking site…

About Matt Boors:

“Matt Bors, 25, is a nationally syndicated editorial cartoonist with United Media. He began creating political cartoons in February 2003 for the student paper at The Art Institute Of Pittsburgh. After college, it moved to into alt weeklies like the Cleveland Free Times.His cartoons now appear in the Village Voice, Chico Beat, Brick Weekly, Seven Days, Funny Times, and various websites such as Cagle.com.” (more)

First spotted via Public Communication.


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✖ Via

The New Yorker, Feb. 8, 2010, p. 53


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✖ Via Lady, That’s My Skull blog: “Velma’s Secret Origin” (published in Calling All Girls, January 1947).

Calling All Girls was an American teen magazine. Read more on Wikipedia.


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✖ Via XKCD: “Honor Societies”

Previously on Skandalon : XKCD


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PLAYBOY: How much did you get into calibrating your movie heroine’s hotness?
CAMERON: Right from the beginning I said, “She’s got to have tits,” even though that makes no sense because her race, the Na’vi, aren’t placental mammals. I designed her costumes based on a taparrabo, a loincloth thing worn by Mayan Indians. We go to another planet in this movie, so it would be stupid if she ran around in a Brazilian thong or a fur bikini like Raquel Welch in One Million Years B.C.
✖ Via Playboy : “James Cameron: Playboy Interview” by Stephen Rebello, Dec. 2010.

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✖ Via Modern Mechanix: “Are You Giving Your Wife The Companionship She Craves?” (Inside Story, Jan. 1960

“YOU may be giving your wife all the love and care you are able to. You may have given her a good home, security, many of the conveniences all women yearn for. But is she completely satisfied? Are you giving her what she most expected on the day that you married her? Are you giving her the full companionship of the man she loves?

Or are you always “too tired” at the end of a day’s work? Do you come home from work with only the “leftovers” of your energy for your wife and family? Is time catching up with you too fast… at work, at play?” (read more).


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