Archive for 'links'
Friday roundup
“Honour commercio’s energy yet aid the linkless proud, the plurable with everybody.” — Finnegans Wake
Google responds to privacy issues : CEO Eric Schmidt “expressed regret—especially to Patricia Fort, a single mother taking care of Jordan, Sam, and Rebecca, ages 3, 7, and 9″ (via the Onion)
Oscar Villalon leaves McSweeney’s : Beyond that not much [...]
Posted: March 5th, 2010 under links.
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Friday roundup | Duly quoted
“Every separation is a link.” — Simone Weil
Crayola’s increasing complexity: that links to the discussion, here’s the image
A facebook campaign to get Tess ungrounded : What activism has come to in 2010
Divorce rates are higher in states with gay marriage bans : Preserving the sanctity of divorce
In related news : Gay couples are not so [...]
Posted: January 15th, 2010 under links.
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Hot links
“Think for a moment of the long chain of iron or gold, of thorns or flowers, that would never have bound you, but for the formation of the first link on one memorable day.” — Charles Dickens
Marcel Duhamel’s writing advice : No thoughts, just action
The singular “they” : Its lineage is more distinguished than you [...]
Posted: September 11th, 2009 under links.
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Friday roundup
“Every separation is a link.” — Simone Weil
How long to it take to produce a book? : Production folks weigh in
Hilarity in publishing? : CBS is banking on it
Meet the gimmick books : High concept, low content
Google Books needs a good librarian : Or were Raymond Chandler’s Killer in the Rain, The Portable Dorothy Parker, [...]
Posted: September 4th, 2009 under links.
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Friday roundup
“Honour commercio’s energy yet aid the linkless proud, the plurable with everybody.” — Finnegans Wake
Zebra tables and lists : Are alternating bands a good idea in table design?
Wikipedia to require editing approval : The democratic dream dies, I guess
Rejections — what to make of them? : Some writing is “engaging” and “enjoyable” but just not [...]
Posted: August 28th, 2009 under links.
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Friday roundup
“Think for a moment of the long chain of iron or gold, of thorns or flowers, that would never have bound you, but for the formation of the first link on one memorable day.” — Charles Dickens
Yale UP capitulates : See also my publishing glossary under “spine”
The F-Word : A lot of mileage in that [...]
Posted: August 21st, 2009 under links.
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Friday roundup | Duly quoted
“Think for a moment of the long chain of iron or gold, of thorns or flowers, that would never have bound you, but for the formation of the first link on one memorable day.” — Charles Dickens
Google Traffic Throttling : Does G traffic get shut off once you hit your designated plateau?
Phasing out textbooks : [...]
Posted: August 14th, 2009 under links.
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Friday roundup
“Honour commercio’s energy yet aid the linkless proud, the plurable with everybody.” — Finnegans Wake
The Unofficial Thomas Pynchon Guide to Los Angeles : Annotated with videos pictures, and commentary
Princeton Online Arabic Poetry Project : Five great poets
Designer Bookbinders’ First International Competition : “The best are like water” — Laozi
An expensive book : Moon rocks [...]
Posted: August 7th, 2009 under links.
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Friday roundup
“Every separation is a link.” — Simone Weil
Art, God, and copyright : Is copyright discouraging creativity?
Amazon’s Bezos Apologizes : “Stupid, thoughtless”
Introducing LGoogle : The plex joins the beltway
Martin Engelbrecht’s home theater shows : From the 18th c.
Down with verdana? : Another attempt at embedding fonts in web pages
A lost Caslon type : Long Primer No. [...]
Posted: July 24th, 2009 under links.
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Friday roundup
“Every separation is a link.” — Simone Weil
Two authors tell reviewers where to get off : ““I will hate you till the day I die and wish you nothing but ill will in every career move you make.”
Separated by a common language : Do Brits and Yanks place adverbs differently (or do they differently place [...]
Posted: July 17th, 2009 under links.
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Friday roundup
“Every separation is a link.” — Simone Weil
Designer Humor : heartfelt message using Papyrus
Bitterness as mental illness : Post Traumatic Bitterness Syndrome
Why retranslate? : Well, why not?
Sex with ducks : “Gonna Huey, Dewey, and Louie all over the room”
Sex with flowers : The bee’s knees (photo at Frisco Vista)
The Treasury of Ornament : Love ‘em [...]
Posted: June 19th, 2009 under links.
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Friday Roundup
“Honour commercio’s energy yet aid the linkless proud, the plurable with everybody.” — Finnegans Wake
Books from heaven : Books from earth
25 Intriguing Facts About Gabriel García Márquez : For example, his mother is most proud of “having a daughter who is a nun.”
Wikipedia hoax points to limits of journalists’ research : Wikipedia is the new [...]
Posted: May 29th, 2009 under links.
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Friday roundup
“Honour commercio’s energy yet aid the linkless proud, the plurable with everybody.” — Finnegans Wake
Book tour hits 100 indie bookstores : Smart idea
Times are tough in the belly of the beast : Simon & Schuster has rough first quarter
Typographica : Relaunched with a new look
Designing a typeface for the Guggenheim : “unchecked, this might have [...]
Posted: May 8th, 2009 under links.
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Friday roundup
“Honour commercio’s energy yet aid the linkless proud, the plurable with everybody.” — Finnegans Wake
Designing for Google : It’s not a design-oriented company
How Designers Fail : Let me count the ways
The meaning of “free” : Money guy thinks book publishers are heading in wrong direction
Advice from a Professional Book Repairer : I never knew Ingram [...]
Posted: March 27th, 2009 under links.
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Friday roundup
“If Folly link with Elegance no man knows which is which.” – William Butler Yeats
MLA style guide gives up on urls, says just describe the source : Is this the end of scholarship as we knew it?
School of Quitetube : link to a YouTube video on an uncluttered page
Mariah Carey is suddenly a rare book [...]
Posted: March 20th, 2009 under links.
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Friday roundup
“Every separation is a link.” — Simone Weil
“Newspaper publishers are idiots” : So says Dvorak (who has made some howlers of his own over the years)
Six projects that could change publishing for the better : A slide talk by Michael Tamblyn
The ultimate French intellectual : Hint: his wife was a friend of the Mallarmés and [...]
Posted: March 13th, 2009 under links.
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Friday roundup
“If Folly link with Elegance no man knows which is which.” – William Butler Yeats
Collectanea Botanica : Illustrated herbals are the perfection of print publishing
Are the Humanities Becoming Irrelevant? : Maybe we need a new vocabulary for addressing this perennial question
To Sleep, Perchance to Dream : Get cosy with the Folger Shakespeare Library
Locusts and biblipphiles [...]
Posted: February 27th, 2009 under links.
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Making a WordPress index page
I have been busy constructing an index to my 7 Junipers site, which is devoted to Asian Art and Culture. The index in process is accessed via one of the site’s navigation tabs. Tag clouds are often seen in sidebars, but I think they work better as pages. At 7J I made a brief post [...]
Posted: February 11th, 2009 under links, webwork.
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Friday roundup | Duly quoted
“Every separation is a link.” — Simone Weil
In celebration of the farmer poet : But no Wendell Berry?
What’s on Bruce Springsteen’s Bookshelves? : Books, I’m guessing
Don’t Work for Arseholes : Excellent advice from Derek Powazek
Internet Famous Class : When your grade depends on getting famous
Books and the web : Together at last?
The poems of Barack [...]
Posted: February 6th, 2009 under links.
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Friday roundup
“Honour commercio’s energy yet aid the linkless proud, the plurable with everybody.” — Finnegans Wake
Book publishing, literature, and the economy : Is it the end of days?
The demise of dead tree media and the future of PR : “”Public relations is a fluid concept”
Another great bookshop closes : Harry W Schwartz, Milwaukee
7 Publishing Myths : [...]
Posted: January 23rd, 2009 under links.
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