This year
TOSEI-SHA PUBLICATIONS Megumi IWATA "Tatara"
2011
Sylvia Ann Hewlett: Japan's Working-Women Problem | TIME Ideas | TIME.com
Nearly two-thirds (63%) say that they quit because their career was not satisfying and a startling 49% left because they felt stymied and stalled.
More graffiti than guesthouses! « Constructing Cambodia
The lakeside backpacker alley has seen better days. Every week, another restaurant, home or guesthouse is demolished. What remains is frustration in the form of graffiti. This alley has not felt creepier and run-down in years. Better look for the next backpacker ghetto (my bet’s around Orussei)
L E N S C R A T C H: Success Stories: Ferit Kuyus
The mist and fog in Chongqing is real. It is athmospherical. The city’s nickname in China is City of Fog. It’s been like this since a long time. Of course there is also pollution from several kinds of industry in the athmospere. Surprisingly I never felt affected by the air quality.
L E N S C R A T C H: Success Stories: Ferit Kuyus
The mist and fog in Chongqing is real. It is athmospherical. The city’s nickname in China is City of Fog. It’s been like this since a long time. Of course there is also pollution from several kinds of industry in the athmospere. Surprisingly I never felt affected by the air quality.
polis: Revisiting Henry Miller's Paris
Brassaï claims that a large reason why Miller came to Paris is that he felt he could live a more dignified life in the midst of poverty than in the American city, where being poor was viewed as a "moral failure," a commentary on the differing experiences of poverty and class between American and French global cities with which I am grappling today.
I am a deshi | [ kenshi247.net ]
Shibumi - AJJF: Articles from the Kiai Echo
Resource timing demonstration from Tony Gentilcore on 2011-01-11 (public-web-perf@w3.org from January 2011)
With all the proposals for resource timing, everything has felt a bit
abstract. So, we've put together a custom Chrome build which
demonstrates the event-based approach for resource timing.
2010
Looking at Sketches from street level by Amanda Wood : Design Noted from Michael Surtees
When someone creates a pdf the thing can be as many pages as possible, infinitely colourful and any dimension. Looking at this zine it felt considered with the pace of the images, page count and of course the writing.
Merihari (メリハリ, 減り張り) « Dokodemo Diary
tortoise
Making Digital Content on the Mobile Phone Physically Graspable - information aesthetics
things you can feelthe 'living' method allows a mobile phone to display emotional states due to a continuous heartbeat and breathing-like motion that can be felt ambiently in your trouser pocket.
on the ceremony
DIY: felt shingle tree
2009
Shifting focus - Edward Bilodeau
Thanks to Ed for his wonderful piece of work that is his weblog.Shifting focus
Posted: Wednesday, December 23, 2009 ~ 4:54 PM
This is the last new post that I'll be making on this blog. I decided a while back to shift the focus of my web activities, and thought it was time to formally close things off here.
Why stop posting here? Mostly just a feeling that I needed to shake things up a bit, to put some serious effort behind a few other ideas that I've wanted to work on for a while. Making a clean break just felt right.
There may still be some activity on this site as I back-fill some old posts from other blogging platforms. My goal is to eventually have this as a (more or less) complete archive of my personal blogging from early 1998 to this year. That's a background project of mine that I plan on allocating a bit more time to in 2010.
A huge thanks to Karl Dubost for hosting this blog for so long. In addition to providing this infrastructure, Karl has supported and inspired me in more ways then he may realize. That you are reading this today is due in no small part to him, so you can thank (or blame!) him.








