Posted April 30, 2013 at 9:14pm
“AppArchitect Lets Anyone Build iOS Apps, No Coding Or Templates Necessary” http://feedly.com/k/12dOSgZ
Design games for programmers
This is pretty much the best idea I’ve ever seen. Compsci people could def use this and I’m sure there’s a million other people like me that are love technology & typography.
filmed in my high school yo.
Relive Your Teen Angst with The Perks of Being a Wallflower Trailer
Filmed in Pittsburgh! You can get a few glances from atop Mt. Washington, some trips through the Ft. Pitt Tunnel, and a good shot coming over the Ft. Pitt bridge from this trailer.
Origami Art Project!
Soooo… I’m super excited because soon I’ll be making some origami out of some old code that I wrote for class last year. I’m very excited because it will combine both the new stuff I am learning in modular origami, as well as include my feelings about computer science hidden on the inside! :) More info to come on that later.
Get into the left lane and aim high, but keep one eye on the rear view mirror for the black and whites. Art cars are a grass roots movement. Change your vehicle, improve it, personalize it and make your own statement with it so that you can once again become one with it. Art cars are an expression of your freedom and above all, of the God-given American right to be yourself and flaunt it on the highways amd byways of America.
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(Source: artcarmuseum.com)
Why I want to visit North Korea
After watching this documentary I really want to experience the crazy dystopia that is North Korea. It’s absolutely fascinating!
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Ha don’t know. I have a pretty lame memory. I do remember pushing a kid down the slide in preschool though…
Posted January 22, 2012 at 12:12pm
I’m currently taking a class on constructing an art car & since I love cars & I love art I am SOOOOO excited :) (Also I’m pretty excited to hear that Houston is considered the “art car capital” of the world)
The Art Car museum, or “Garage Mahal”, displays a variety of art cars and other contemporary art. Houston is considered the “art car capital” of the nation, and this museum displays many cars that have driven in past Art Car parades. Open Wednesday-Sunday, 11am-6pm, always free. Visit www.artcarmuseum.com for more information.
