Category Archives: People

Modern • Postmodern

By Clay Newton | Published: April 2, 2010

My dear friend Debra Pughe passed this along to me. Modern The movements (of Modernism) are the products, at the first historical level, of changes in public media. These media…arose in the new metropolitan cities, the centers of the also new imperialism, which offered themselves as transnational capitals of an art without frontiers. Paris, Vienna, [...]

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Remarkd is defunct, but I still ♥ Remarkd.

By Clay Newton | Published: May 27, 2009

There is a lot I could say about my experience with Remarkd, but I'm not going to go incredibly deep into it right now. As a tribute, I think it'd be fun to post some of the iterations the concept has gone through. Tradr concept- July 2007 This was the initial idea I had for [...]

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J Otto: Stay with Me in the Grass Hut

By Clay Newton | Published: April 19, 2008

I have been a big fan of J Otto for a long time. I know it was some time before his drawings of the meerkats were all over BART; it must have been while I was still in Davis. Anyway, I’ve bought a few books, watched his awesome pictures show up in Flickr … it’s [...]

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Ben Ullman digests Kawasaki in CLT

By Clay Newton | Published: March 27, 2008

Innovation Equations From: budesigns, 1 day ago | View | Upload your own Some of my notes from Guy Kawasaki’s talk on The Art of Innovative Solutions, 3/24/2008 at Sonoma, Charlotte, NC, Sponsored by Network Solutions. SlideShare Link I especially like slide 11. Nice work, Ben.

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Thank you Gary Gygax

By Clay Newton | Published: March 19, 2008

PSFK pointed me to an article today that I wish I had found on my own. First off: Gary Gygax died March 4, 2008. Second, I have to admit that I was never the uber D&D stud I wished I was. That said, my time crafting characters & dungeons, studying the strengths and weakness of [...]

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Just installed MarsEdit

By Clay Newton | Published: January 16, 2008

For some reason it took me for evar, but I just realized that I was in fact using a Mac, and that meant I could use MarsEdit. MarsEdit is an app I have heard much about, and have wanted to test for some time now… I’ve been following @danielpunkass for a long time on Twitter, [...]

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Ed Yourdon’s excellent Web 2.0 definition deck

By Clay Newton | Published: January 11, 2008

Updated 08/05/2009 with most recent presentation. Web20v54 View more documents from yourdon. Excellent deck by Ed Yourdon (@Yourdon) on Web 2.0. Thanks @Critt!!

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Awesome artist Liz McGrath on BbTV

By Clay Newton | Published: January 9, 2008

David Pescovitz of B2 interviews Liz McGrath on BoingBoing TV. Good stuff. These things are really awesome. Way spooky, ugly and funny.

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Bank of America Mobile Banking at Apple

By Clay Newton | Published: January 3, 2008

Bank of America Mobile Banking at Apple, originally uploaded by tastybit. The following people were instrumental in creating an incredible mobile banking experience: Kyle Tait, Dave Walden, Suzan Revah, Peter Nies, Margery Kiehn, Cameron Park, Kathryn Anderson, Miguel Rodriguez, Hitesh Bajaj. I am really excited about how well this turned out! I’m looking forward to [...]

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