http://www.backburnerstudio.com/bumble 1. to play. 2. to learn. Sun, 13 Apr 2008 13:33:07 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en http://www.backburnerstudio.com/bumble/?p=138 Cool. Via. http://www.backburnerstudio.com/bumble/?p=135 http://www.backburnerstudio.com/bumble/?p=130 "Nothing is a mistake. There's no win and no fail. There's only make." Three times, within about 30 minutes, I came across this quote while randomly surfing. I'd never heard it before tonight, but it's something I'd like to keep in my brain. One site attributes it to the Immaculate Heart ... http://www.backburnerstudio.com/bumble/?p=128 We missed the inaugural Office Convention for our favorite TV show, the Office. 4,000 people showed up! Gotta go next year, b/c after that it's gonna get crashed and ruined by people that don't get it. Just like what happened to Buffett. http://www.backburnerstudio.com/bumble/?p=127 Awesome. If you're ready to get rid of Oriental Trading Cards monthly, or Brogan's for Bimbos, this is the place to kill them both. http://www.backburnerstudio.com/bumble/?p=126 The first pic I saw of this car, it didn't have the headlights on, I thought, where are the lights?? Doesn't look terribly safe. This is one of those things that's so new and alien, your brain struggles with, it looks like X, but it's missing things X usually has. ... http://www.backburnerstudio.com/bumble/?p=125 I totally dig when design finds its way to utilitarian, taken for granted surfaces. There are several pages of these guys - click the ==> sign at the bottom of each page to scroll forward. Interesting note from electro plankton on the symbols that look like swastikas: "...it's a Buddhist symbol ... http://www.backburnerstudio.com/bumble/?p=123 We're doing the Atkins diet again. We've been very very good - even at the fair last week. No funnel cakes or fudge or french fries. It's coming off slowly. We extended the induction diet past the normal 2 weeks and aim to stay on it at least another week. ... http://www.backburnerstudio.com/bumble/?p=121 On my accumulated list of things I really want to do is to curate a show for which the only theme is "Time". Weirdly, this showed up in my RSS feed list yesterday. Icastic, a visualization specialty firm, asked people how they visualize time. There are some truly beautiful entries, like ... http://www.backburnerstudio.com/bumble/?p=120