Madeleine and Chris Some great images from the Royal Wedding already appearing on Tumblr. Check out our story, with SVT’s videos, here, including details on Princess Madeleine’s Valentino wedding gown.
Prinsessbröllopet More pics from the Royal Wedding (the last is from Lucire).
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Our latest for summer A beautiful cover for Lucire issue 30, photographed by Dorit Thies. You can order your copy here (for print, tablet or PDF) and find out more about what’s inside this latest issue here.
Lucire issue 30 This issue has turned out beautifully. It took longer to produce than normal, but the result is well worth it. It holds together very well. You can download the tablet apps and PDF editions, or order it in print—more info here.
Singing about Superman Pat Boone is a real patriot. (Found at Ramp.ie.)
Tip for all my student readers: if you’re too lazy to use a bibliography creator like NoodleBib or RefWorks, let Google generate your bibliography entries for you. All you have to do is google the article/book title in Google Scholar, click “cite” at the bottom of the search result, and copy either the MLA, APA, or Chicago cite into your word document.
This is literally how I got through college.
More Google bollocks None of these examples would work at our firm. I can’t make sense of the ones above. Why is Jennifer Preston’s name cited differently by MLA and Chicago compared to David Goodman’s? Is there some kind of sexist rule? What day was the ninth volume of 2012 of The New York Times published? I’m not sure any of these conventions would abbreviate a newspaper article to just 9 (2012).
I’m not insisting that our style is perfect, but it would allow the article to be found, provide fairness for male and female authors, and give a proper date, not just ‘9’.
D. J. Goodman and J. Preston: ‘How the Kony Video Went Viral’, The New York Times, March 9, 2012, http://thelede.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/03/09/how-the-kony-video-went-viral/.
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Buckminster Fuller Book Covers, 1970s.
Operating Manual for Spaceship Earth
by R. Buckminster Fuller / Pocket Book Edition, 1970 & 1974
Originally published by Southern Illinois University Press, 1969
Cover art by GomezNo More Secondhand God (and Other Writings)
by R. Buckminster Fuller / Anchor Books Edition, 1971
Originally published by Southern Illinois University Press, 1963
Cover design by Sydney Butchkes, Cover photograph by Barry SonnenfeldIdeas and Integrities: A Spontaneous Autobiographical Disclosure
by Buckminster Fuller, edited by Robert W. Marks / Collier Books, 1974
Originally published by Prentice-Hall, © 1963 by Richard Buckminster FullerUtopia or Oblivion: The Prospects for Humanity
by Buckminster Fuller / Bantam Books, 1972
© 1969 by Buckminster FullerBuckminster Fuller: At Home in the Universe
by Alden Hatch / Delta Books, 1976
© 1974 by Alden HatchI Seem to be a Verb
by R. Buckminster Fuller with Jerome Agel and Quentin Fiore (graphic designer)
Bantam Books, 1970Bucky: http://bfi.org/
The intellectual integrity and infinite order of the universe obviously are vastly greater than man. Man is an invention within it. What one did about this understanding would have to be through design. I decided I must not be a persuader, but a doer.
Via AQ-V
http://aqua-velvet.com/2013/04/buckminster-fuller-book-covers-1970s/
http://aqua-velvet.com/2011/11/dymaxion-house-r-buckminster-fuller/
http://aqua-velvet.com/2012/11/photo-essay-architect-buckminster-fuller/
Buck Reblogging for the 1970s retrofuturistic cool.
Fashion Means Business: It takes 4 days to make an HermèsKelly bag by hand. The most expensive one is also the smallest - it clocks in at six inches and weighs 90 carats in diamonds. To vote for us for the Webby Awards in the Business Blog category, visit http://bit.ly/VoteBoF
BoF for Webby I remember when Lucire was a finalist in the fashion category many years ago. Before Business of Fashion even posted this, I had already voted for them. It’s one of the better sites out there on the topic.
One out of eight is a majority in Google-land Here’s how Lucire looks via Sucuri, referred by a friend of mine. Given that Google is the only one that thinks we’re dodgy, why on earth do so many sites rely on it, when seven others think we’re fine?
Bollocks So now, Google says OpenX code is malicious. The funny thing is that half the time, these point to Google Doubleclick ads.
Pound for Pound That is a beautiful cover, both its simplicity and its typography.





