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Coolest Ways To Wear A Blazer With Jeans To Look Casually Sharp
dmarge.com - Benjamin Fitzgerald
The sports jacket. Oh, that’s just a posh way of saying ‘blazer’ or ‘suit coat’, right? Originally known as the ‘rich man’s coat’, the sports jacket …
Wireframing
The New Wireframes: User Flows
uxdesign.cc - Alexander Handley
What do user flows have to do with wireframes? Wait… there’s different types of user flows? Continue on my dear reader… Am I going to be being (overly) …
UX Design
User Experience Design Is a Specialty: Treat it as Such
cmswire.com - Debbie Levitt
You have one programmer on your team who is backed up with work. Maybe estimation was a bit off, maybe an emergency popped up, maybe she needed a …
Social Media
How to Create a Social Media Style Guide (and Be Consistent on Social)
Buffer - by Bonnie Porter
What do all of your favorite social media accounts have in common? Most likely they are consistent, and you can immediately recognize their style when …
Data Science
MVP for Data Projects
dataiku.com - Lynn Heidmann
Data projects fit well into the MVP methodology. If the best way to see how a model performs is in production, then that means that the key to …
Videography
Geometric Shots: the importance of lines in cinematography by Jose Antunes
provideocoalition.com - ProVideo Coalition
There are no rules for perfect composition, said photographer Arnold Newman. There are infinite ways to frame a shot, adds Raymond Thi. His website, …
Catholicism
The spookiest music relies on a little ditty monks used to sing about the apocalypse
Quartz - Gwynn Guilford
Let’s face it. When it comes to creating a creepy Halloween atmosphere, the modern pop canon doesn’t have much to work with. Fortunately, ye olde Europeans liked their music a lot more chilling than “Thriller.”
Albums
The 25 Essential Jazz Records Every Man Should Know
manmadediy.com - by Justin
You've built the bookshelf, covered it with great books, but it needs a little something more. Some classic records perhaps? Why not treat yourself to …
World News
Thousands Of Swedes Are Inserting Microchips Under Their Skin
NPR - Maddy Savage
Technology continues to get closer and closer to our bodies, from the phones in our pockets to the smartwatches on our wrists. Now, for some people, it's getting under their skin. In Sweden, a country
Interest Rates
If You Win the $1.6 Billion Mega Millions, Take the Annuity — Not the Cash
New York Magazine - Josh Barro
I have another reason for President Trump to be mad at the Federal Reserve: Its recent actions have pushed down the value of tomorrow’s big Mega …
Jean-Baptiste
Samsung Puts A Camera Under Smartphone Displays, Forever Kills The 'Notch'
Forbes - Jean Baptiste Su
Last week, Samsung Display, a wholly owned subsidiary of Samsung Electronics, held its AMOLED Forum in Shenzhen, China, where it shared its product roadmap with Chinese customers including Huawei, Lenovo,
Frank Lloyd Wright
Open floor plans should be killed with fire — or sound
TNW - William Watterson
The open office floor plan is kind of like socialism. It sounds utopian in theory, but in practice leads to a lot of pain and suffering. Yet, there will always be those dreamers who read Karl Marx’s, in
Vincent Van Gogh
10 Things Van Gogh Can Teach Us About Photography
petapixel.com - Anthony Epes
In keeping myself motivated as a photographer I love to look for inspiration from all across the creative spectrum. I like to take the advice of my …
LGBTQI
Cate Blanchett defends straight actors playing LGBTQ characters
gaytimes.co.uk
“I will fight to the death for the right to suspend disbelief and play roles beyond my experience.” Cate Blanchett has come out in support of straight …
HBCUs
How Frat Rap Became the Biggest Business—and the Biggest Diss—in Hip-Hop
theringer.com - Tirhakah Love
Post Malone didn’t scoop the most significant pointy pyramid trophy thing at the American Music Awards earlier this month. But he did get exactly …
County Dublin
Truth vs. Ego in “The Lifespan of a Fact”
The New Yorker - Alexandra Schwartz
Bobby Cannavale and Daniel Radcliffe play a writer and a fact checker engaged in an epic tussle over the nature of narrative nonfiction. The ostensible subject of “The Lifespan of a Fact” (directed by
World News
For many Brazilians, election is picking 'lesser of evils'
Associated Press - By BEATRICE CHRISTOFARO, Associated Press
RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — In the lead up to Brazil's elections, Peter Rooker struggled to find a presidential candidate he believed in out of a field of 13. He was sure of one thing, though: He would not for
University of Washington
They Said Seattle’s Higher Base Pay Would Hurt Workers. Why Did They Flip?
The New York Times - By NOAM SCHEIBER
A research team including economists from the University of Washington has put out a paper showing that Seattle’s recent minimum-wage increases brought benefits to many workers employed at the time, while
Philosophy
Room for Uncertainty in Online Philosophical Communities
dailynous.com - Justin Weinberg
“Uncertainty, I once thought, is what philosophers do. Now I have doubts.” Those are the words of Amy Olberding, professor of philosophy at the …
Shopify
Product Photography for Ecommerce: A New Course from Shopify Academy
shopify.com - Jonah Wolfraim
The convenience of shopping online has always come with a built-in tradeoff: not being able to to touch, feel, or physically examine a product you're …
Hong Kong
One of the world's longest bridges opens this week, linking Hong Kong and mainland China. That's stirring concern - Los Times
Los Angeles Times - By Violet Law
Nearly every other day for the last few years, volunteers from the Hong Kong Dolphin Conservation Society chartered a yacht to search for Chinese white dolphins at the mouth of the Pearl River where it
Culture
Long-Lost Watercolors Of '1001 Nights' Bring New Life To Age-Old Tales
NPR - Laura Beltrán Villamizar
In the early 20th century, artists experimented with color and less realistic dimensions, and mixed the worlds of Eastern and Western mythologies. Danish illustrator Kay Nielsen, working in Europe during
Opinion
Brazil’s Sad Choice
The New York Times - By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
Jair Bolsonaro is a right-wing Brazilian who holds repulsive views. He has said that if he had a homosexual son, he’d prefer him dead; that a female colleague in the Parliament was too ugly to rape; that
Asia
Real or not, supernatural King Dangun is key to Koreas achieving unification dream
scmp.com - Reuters
It’s the stuff of an Indiana Jones film: supernatural kings, ancient tombs and government-backed archaeologists striving to harness the power of …
San Francisco
Lyft, Stripe spend lavishly to kill San Francisco's homelessness relief measure
boingboing.net - Cory Doctorow
San Francisco has a homelessness epidemic that is both heartrending and a threat to public health, and it has only worsened for decades, and …
Liberal View
Robert Reich: Here's the Truth About Trump's 'Great Economy'
alternet.org - Robert Reich, Robert Reich's Blog
The stock market is looking increasingly wobbly as Trump’s trade wars take a toll.I keep hearing that although Trump is a scoundrel or worse, at …
Los Angeles
Sex Thoughts: Women Share What They Were Really Thinking - Allure
Allure - By Alison Feller
In a perfect world, our thoughts during partnered sex would be about the sex we're having — or at least about things that turn us on. We'd be present, focused, and enjoying ourselves and our partners.
Opinion
Most of ‘Luzia,’ a 12,000-Year-Old Fossil, Is Recovered After Brazil Museum Fire
The New York Times - By THE NEW YORK TIMES
One of the most prized possessions of Brazil’s National Museum, which was gutted by a huge fire last month, has been found amid the debris: the oldest human fossil in the region, known as Luzia. The museum
Opinion
Quantum mechanics has a lesson for our polarized society: Two contradictory things can still be true.
Los Angeles Times - By K.C. Cole
I could hardly believe what I was hearing: Trevor Noah teaching his “Daily Show” audience quantum mechanics? He didn’t call it that a couple of weeks ago, but as a science geek, I was impressed by how
China
China's Xi says acts to deny or weaken private economy is wrong - Xinhua
Reuters UK - by Beijing Monitoring Desk
BEIJING (Reuters) - China’s President Xi Jinping said any comment or behaviour that seeks to deny or weaken the private economy is wrong and that the ruling Communist Party will always support private

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Coolest Ways To Wear A Blazer With Jeans To Look Casually Sharp

The New Wireframes: User Flows

User Experience Design Is a Specialty: Treat it as Such

How to Create a Social Media Style Guide (and Be Consistent on Social)

MVP for Data Projects

Geometric Shots: the importance of lines in cinematography by Jose Antunes

The spookiest music relies on a little ditty monks used to sing about the apocalypse

The 25 Essential Jazz Records Every Man Should Know

Thousands Of Swedes Are Inserting Microchips Under Their Skin

If You Win the $1.6 Billion Mega Millions, Take the Annuity — Not the Cash

Samsung Puts A Camera Under Smartphone Displays, Forever Kills The 'Notch'

Open floor plans should be killed with fire — or sound

10 Things Van Gogh Can Teach Us About Photography

Cate Blanchett defends straight actors playing LGBTQ characters

How Frat Rap Became the Biggest Business—and the Biggest Diss—in Hip-Hop

Truth vs. Ego in “The Lifespan of a Fact”

For many Brazilians, election is picking 'lesser of evils'

They Said Seattle’s Higher Base Pay Would Hurt Workers. Why Did They Flip?

Room for Uncertainty in Online Philosophical Communities

Product Photography for Ecommerce: A New Course from Shopify Academy

One of the world's longest bridges opens this week, linking Hong Kong and mainland China. That's stirring concern - Los Times

Long-Lost Watercolors Of '1001 Nights' Bring New Life To Age-Old Tales

Brazil’s Sad Choice

Real or not, supernatural King Dangun is key to Koreas achieving unification dream

Lyft, Stripe spend lavishly to kill San Francisco's homelessness relief measure

Robert Reich: Here's the Truth About Trump's 'Great Economy'

Sex Thoughts: Women Share What They Were Really Thinking - Allure

Most of ‘Luzia,’ a 12,000-Year-Old Fossil, Is Recovered After Brazil Museum Fire

Quantum mechanics has a lesson for our polarized society: Two contradictory things can still be true.

China's Xi says acts to deny or weaken private economy is wrong - Xinhua