Correcting The Grammar Of Graffiti
A brilliant ad campaign for a London tutoring company takes to the streets to show people the correct way to write mean things about other people’s mothers on walls
I love this. Who wants to do this in Cincinnati?
In case you were wondering, Ryan Gosling DOES look wonderful in all Warby Parker glasses.
My daily reminder. Just because it is nice to look at.
Debating the Local Food Movement
Salient points - to a degree,…
SpaceX’s Dragon comes home after an amazing, nominal nine Day Mission. Aside from being an amazing accomplishment for a Silicon Valley born company, the public reaction illustrates our deep national pride in US space efforts. This mission is illustration of how the public and private sector should work together. NASA’s support and expertise was essential yet SpaceX delivered the goods at 25% of the cost of the tired/expensive AeroSpace Cabal that couldn’t deliver a sequel to the Space Shuttle. In fact, NASA and it’s subcontractor United launch Alliance (Boeing+Lockheed) wracked up $10B in costs trying to develop the Constellation/Orion platform in time to take over for the Shuttle program only to be cancelled for cost over-runs and lack of progress. SpaceX has spent $1B to start the entire company and launch three successful Falcon 9 missions.
Note to Capital Hill: Should the US Postal Service downsize and outsource to FedEx and UPS? Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms? Health and Human Services? Do we even know what these agencies are doing?
Bravo to Elon Musk and the entire SpaceX team. We at DFJ are proud to be a part of it.
Times Topics: Spell-Check: Still No Help
Grammar missives not caught by Spell Check are becoming commonplace. I hate that. Edit and proofread!
Serious About a New Language? Begin With Lesson 1
Two comprehensive language courses for mobile devices are vastly better in quality than apps that offer a small piece of the language learning experience.
Turn Your Tweets Into Toilet Paper -- for $35 a Roll
Last year Bill Gates announced plans to revolutionize the toilet. Now one startup is attempting to revolutionize toilet paper -– by putting tweets on it. The service, called Shitter, will take one or more feeds from your Twitter account and print those tweets on toilet paper you can then…
