Monthly Archives: December 2009
Washington, DC : Hirshhorn Museum director Richard Koshalek bold thinking in tough economic climate.
We’ve spent plenty of time on the national mall usually in a gathering to protest an injustice and lend a voice for a more perfect union. Imagine our surprise at this new proposal for structure that would bring creative culture to the center of civic energy. What an interesting approach to a design a dual [...]
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Changing themes at the *ideaorange
I’ve decided that since most often the readers of *ideaorange read by feed that the site looking a bit weird isn’t the worse thing in the world. I’ve got the theme under the knife a bit and we’ll see what happens.
First twitter, now there is square.
Simply, Square is a company that will let you make credit or debit card transactions from a smartphone. While meandering around the web we made this little discovery, Square. Square is a new company who has a founder from another interesting company, twitter. Credit and debit card transactions take all kinds of devices physical and [...]
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Branding Peace again.