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Replying to @TerribleMaps
Forgot to mention that New York is in the FAR EAST.
Replying to @CreativeBloq
Made me realize how forgettable Patagonia's logo is.
Economic winners have come to think they are not just better off, but better. The economic gap becomes an empathy gap, a respect gap.
@RichardvReeves
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Apple's Keynote is the unsung hero of decks and charts.
Improve your #charts with generous margins, a limited color palette, and fonts with a range of weights and styles.
Think contrast: Main data strong. Support elements quiet. This made quickly with Adobe Illustrator.
Replying to @RichardvReeves @MilkenInstitute @NickKristof @eve_rodsky @TimRyan @YoloAkili @alexisohanian
Congratulations, Richard. We need a responsible person to lead the conversation about boys and men. You're the guy for that job. :- )
Our team went to the Mengei Museum @BalboaPark for reflection and inspiration.
Saw beautiful tapestries where each stitch represents one of the 25 million refugees worldwide. Powerful.
@notorture #RefugeesWelcome
Thanks, Erica! @CreateKi we appreciate the shout-out :-)
Replying to @camharless @hamcarless
@joshrowley Take a mullet for America
Replying to @Nutradvance
I am saddened every time I see the soda pop aisle.
And my neighbor's carts at checkout.
Replying to @Nutradvance
But do you see an entire aisle of the grocery store stocked with eggs?
JOHN ADAMS
2-term VP
2nd president of the US
2nd cousin to Samuel Adams
2 of John's sons suffered alcoholism
John's 2nd child became president
Adams & Thomas Jefferson died 5 hrs apart 50 years after signing the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1826
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Poets in the oral tradition, like Homer, relied on repetition and rhythms and other patterns to recite their work from memory, and in the ancient world, exceptional memories were both exalted and widely known.
#MemoryProject
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