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			Design Tip: Never Use Black by Ian Storm Taylor This was probably the best design tip I learned in 2012. If you haven’t read this yet, give it a read. 
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			Just… give it a minute. “Darkest Light” by Lafayette Afro Rock Band. Sampled by Just Blaze/Jay-Z “Show Me What U Got” 
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			This thing here, every man in the world goes through. / But fuck that, I put a lotta money up, I’m hatin’! Dennis Coles laments a failed romance. 
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			Eliminate or reduce media. Work offline. Do less. Don’t make appointments or schedule meetings. Sleep in two shifts. Make time less precious. This list was created by a very smart woman, Caterina Fake, cofounder of Flickr among other things. A longer article accompanies it expounding upon each item, but fair warning, this link opens LinkedIn. 
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			1. Choose the right glass Although most may reach for a tumbler, whiskey aficionados prefer the tulip glass. The fluid curve of this glass concentrates the spirit’s aroma. 2. Tilt, turn and coat Pour a tasting of ½ to 2 ounces into the tulip glass. Then, tilt and turn the glass to coat the sides […] 
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			It’s not difficult to watch some Riker-centric scenes in TNG and come to the conclusion that his face is just a straight-up sex thermometer. Like, any time Riker is smiling, he’s ready to go. Whomever or whatever. That smile is upstairs and downstairs. —Josh Millard 
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			brotherbrain: Worf, Son of Mogh by Brother Brain ★ Star Trek: The Next Generation (SNES) Spectrum HoloByte 1995.  Worf killin’ it at tactical. 
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			Mr. In-Fact ’imself. 
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			wineforthedreamers: The Tools of a Woodcarver. Dad, aged 61, Cumbria. 
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			Spotify introduced me to Michael Kiwanuka today. Check his music out. I bet you’ll like it. 
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			Always loved Maxell’s “Man in the Chair” ad. 
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			Grand Taxonomy of Rap Names 
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			Seat thyself sultanically among the moons of Saturn. Partial quote from Herman Melville. Reads a bit different with the whole quote, but I like it nonetheless. 
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			Ex Libris Edward Nichols Crane 
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			“Untitled (1492)” 2010 by Nick Agin