1. jrgd: quicktime and jquery are mean to eachother

    10:04:18 am - May 31, 2009:

  2. jrgd: cutting hairs in 64

    8:32:49 am - May 31, 2009:

  3. links for 2009-05-29

    • When the Engineer Gardens – Boing Boing
      Square-foot gardening, on the other hand, is all about eliminating those problems. Instead of tilling the dirt and pumping in fertilizer, you build a big box, put a liner on the bottom, and fill it with a mixture of peat moss, vermiculite and compost. Great soil. And no weed seeds to sprout up.Because you make the box small enough to reach everything without stepping in the dirt, your soil stays aerated. Because you don't have to weed, you can grow plants from fewer seeds, closer together, with each box broken down into neat, anal-retentive grids. The idea of a garden that can be plotted out on graph paper is already making Baker salivate.
      (tags: gardenning diy urban home home_jungle)

    May 29, 2009
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  4. The perfect lover/Albert Einstein

    » The perfect lover/Albert Einstein Research via Amandine.

    May 28, 2009
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  5. links for 2009-05-27

    May 27, 2009
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  6. jrgd: some navigation updates on #DesignMarketo http://designmarketo.com/ - feedbacks welcome

    2:31:27 am - May 27, 2009:

  7. jrgd: macbook is back home - now getting rid of things and sending data in the clouds

    2:25:24 am - May 27, 2009:

  8. jrgd: Just added myself to the http://wefollow.com twitter directory under: #design #web #entrepreneur

    2:23:18 am - May 27, 2009:

  9. jrgd: @mtchl ahah - nice - say hello to alex for me :) we use to share a studio space

    2:20:53 am - May 27, 2009:

  10. jrgd: Alex Haw is calling for participation http://bit.ly/fTuMO for a piece he is designing in Sydney

    12:39:38 am - May 27, 2009:

  11. links for 2009-05-26

    • Saint-Amant/Purcell—Solitude (Harper's Magazine)
      Listen to Henry Purcell’s setting of La Solitude from 1684 (Z. 406), using the translation of his contemporary Katherine Philip, sung here by Susan Gritton on Hyperion’s collection of the Complete Secular Songs (CDS44161/3). This song is composed as a ground, with twenty-eight repetitions of the same ground base. One would think this monotonous, but the effect instead is mesmerizing, and Purcell colors the work beautifully to match the text.

      * via Pierre

      (tags: music repetition mathematic)

    May 26, 2009
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  12. jrgd: TextFields installation TF002: 6th june - closing down http://is.gd/DaEy">http://is.gd/DaEy

    4:50:21 am - May 25, 2009:

  13. links for 2009-05-24

    • Columns: 'Dr Pangloss' by Brian Eno | Prospect Magazine May 2009 issue 158
      The pressure is on to develop content that isn’t easily copyable—so now everything other than the recorded music is becoming the valuable part of what artists sell. Of course they’ll still want to sell their music, but now they’ll embed that relatively valueless product within a matrix of hard-to-copy (and therefore valuable) artwork.

      * nice and short text from Brian Eno on the music business state

      (tags: music copy unique)

    May 24, 2009
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  14. links for 2009-05-20

    May 20, 2009
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  15. links for 2009-05-19

    • yannick grannec
      Yannick’s blog (in french) where i will certainly take some pleasure to read her Roman à Suivre (story in the form of a series). Her next novel (she is writing) is about the life of the wife of a great mathematician; the last one (not yet published) is about a body designer…
      (tags: blog litterature fiction storytelling)

    May 19, 2009
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  16. jrgd: Yannick Grannec ecrit des histoires à suivre vraiment bien: http://yannickgrannec.wordpress.com/">http://yannickgrannec.wordpress.com/ #francais #livre

    5:31:50 am - May 19, 2009:

  17. jrgd: spent a few great days in Paris and made some more modifications on DesignMarketo http://is.gd/ANJT">http://is.gd/ANJT and R-Echos http://is.gd/ANKG">http://is.gd/ANKG

    4:54:56 pm - May 17, 2009:

  18. jrgd: after the opening (which went quite well!) we updated the website: http://textfields.net/">http://textfields.net/

    10:05:56 am - May 11, 2009:

  19. jrgd: macbook finally died some days ago - i'm a bit disoriented and out of sync

    6:12:46 am - May 11, 2009:

  20. TF002 – type specimens



    TF002 – type specimens, originally uploaded by jrgd.

    ‘The Strata of the earth is a jumbled museum. Embedded in the sediment is a text that contains limits and boundaries, which evade the rational order…’
    Robert Smithson, Sedimentation of mind, Earth Projects

    installation at The Corridor (410 Hackney Road),
    on view in the space from 07.05.09 to 24.05.09
    Sa + Su 12:00 – 18:00 or by appointment
    closing auction party 24.05.09

    part of TextFields – textfields.net/, an exploration of typefaces and space

    May 09, 2009
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