“The intermediate stage between socialism and capitalism is alcoholism.”
—Norman Brenner via onurson
February 2009
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An old song from old but gold days. Why do I always think about mornings in the past when I wake up so early? Bugge Wesseltoft feat. Sidsel Endresen - You might say.
“What you are thinking in this moment is art.”
—Joseph Beuys
“Good design is as little design as possible.”
—Dieter Rams via Surfstation
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Günlerden güz mevsim sepya
Bir tüy kalemle yazılmış bekler
Bir hayat daha olmalı
Der gibi kahverengi tonlarda uykularda
Autumn days, sepia season
Written by a quill, waiting
In brown tones, in sleeps, as if saying
There must be one more life
Sezen Aksu - Bir Istanbul Hatirasi.
“For many people, reality is an acquired taste.”
— Robert Fritz (via hamandheroin)
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Tricky says that this lady is the female version of him. Even though tricky is just a dust in th history now, music is universal. Enjoy saturdays, otherwise you can’t understand how bad monday is. Costanza - I Tuoi Occhi Sono Pieni Di Sale.
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Are you kidding me? This song is awesome. She knows new spirit of indie music. Loop of the day. Bat for Lashes - Daniel.
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Constant white color, heart warming snow. Rob Gallagher - Little One.
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I love Elvis today, he gives positive vibes, plus this is an amazing remix of the original song. Elvis Presley - Crawfish (Pilooski Edit).
Facebook Responds to Concerns Over Terms of Service →
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very nice post about today’s facebook terms of service boom. For me the last sentence is pretty important.”But as a user, it’s another reminder that what you do on the Internet is probably permanent, and much of it, probably outside your control.”
via mashable:
Today’s hoopla over changes to the Facebook Terms of Service have prompted a rare blog post from Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg. In the post, Zuckerberg falls short of apologizing…
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There is no blue in the sky but at least white is coming out of it. happy, snowy, pirate day and to the soul of charles wesley cooper. Telefon Tel Aviv - You Are The Worst Thing In The World
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In other words, hold my hand… Today, I am looking to the sky and trying to see the blue among all the gray colors. I love the voice of Julie. Julie London - Fly me to the moon.
“Waiting is a trap. There will always be reasons to wait. The truth is, there are only two things in life, reasons and results, and reasons simply don’t count.”
— Dr. Robert Anthony (via hamandheroin)
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today is a blue day. deep blue not pink and not in the shape of heart. it is a day like the voice of raz. Raz Ohara - Hold on.
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I remember the first time when I listened to DJ Krush, it was a kind of small size enlightenment in my music vision. It is always good to go back and check what you found in your life before. DJ Krush & Toshinori Kondo - Mu-getsu.
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this song made my morning today. storm and rain in linz with a kind of bitter hope about the future. the stranglers - golden brown
“Creativity is more than just being different. Anybody can play weird—that’s easy. What’s hard is to be as simple as Bach. Making the simple complicated is commonplace—making the complicated simple, awesomely simple—that’s creativity.”
—Charles Mingus via bebe le strange
How Twitter Was Born →
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Dom Sagolla recounts the history of the game-changing social network that grew out of the failure of podcasting startup Odeo, Inc. A fascinating read. (via John Gruber)
twitter comes in tumblr dashboard.
this is simply outstanding. tumblr is the smartest blogging server around. true spirit of web 2.0
“We are all atomic and subatomic particals and we are all wireless.”
—Arpanet, via datafobik
Women through the ages →
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It is very interesting to follow how faces are changing how styles are changing. I believe it is one of the best methods to read history through the artworks.
google never stops.
the most important news of today. another interesting language, turkish, now in the scope of google translate. we are leading to a world where everyone can understand each other perfectly.
