Required Reading: “Chocolate Vaccuum Cleaners, Brian Eno and Vice Preisdents” Smokler on November 3, 2009 Library Transformed into a 24 Hour, Open Air, Community Space – PSFK Hot! (tags: library germany design architecture) Being in your twenties is overrated I self-servingly agree. (tags: age generations twenties) NY TImes interview with James Dyson, inventor of the Dyson Vaccuum via Subtraction.com (tags: technology interview design inventor invention innovation jamesdyson) Nestle is the world's biggest chocolate maker and isn't sorry about it. — The Economist via Give Me Something to Read.com (tags: chcolate nestle business nutrition food) Consolidating Down To A Single Laptop Computer Simple. Organized. Life. Man do I need to do this. (tags: organization clutter computing) Brian Eno's essay introducing The Long Now Foundation via Steven Johnson (tags: time urbanism clock longnow brianeno) Rundown of Memoirs by, eh Vice Presidents? — The Awl Thrilling. (tags: vicepresident memoirs books politics) When Do Rich Kids Realize They're Rich? Vanity Fair on class awareness among children (tags: vanityfair class children money economics) Category: Required Reading Tag: architecture, books, brianeno, chocolate, class, clutter, design, generations, interview, inventions, inventor, jamesdyson, library, longnow, memoirs, money, nestle, twenties, vicepresidents, wealth Post navigation Previous: Previous post: One Sentence Movie Reviews: “Tape”Next: Next post: One Sentence Movie Reviews: “A Serious Man” Leave a Reply Cancel replyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
