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Rivets.js
Declarative data binding is what all the cool kids are doing right now. If you want the indie coffee house to the Starbucks of Angular.js then check out Rivets.js.
Unlike the absurdly powerful capabilities of Angular we’re talking one-way binding from model to view only. That said it’s small, simple, configurable, uses standard
data-attributes and provides an adapter API so it’s simple to hook up to whatever you’re using to manage your data model whether it’s backbone, spine or your own artisanal, locally sourced framework. -
can’t unsee
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Pincushion Woman on Flickr.
So Creepy
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Religion
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OMG SPACE CATS
(Source: beware-of-your-enemy, via sampir)
- "A startup is like a mosquito. A bear can absorb a hit and a crab is armored against one, but a mosquito is designed for one thing: to score. No energy is wasted on defense. The defense of mosquitos, as a species, is that there are a lot of them, but this is little consolation to the individual mosquito."
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MPC cake
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Thanks Russil! <3
The Cleanup, excerpted from a novel by Ravi Kotecha, narrated by Russil Tamsen. 13 mins. Written version here.
A couple of young dudes from India - runaways from an earlier chapter - have inserted themselves into the business of smuggling guns and opium. They are now wandering around the rutted back tracks of Afghanistan, haggling and trying to spend as much of their arms trade money as possible buying up as much opium as their rickety vehicles can carry.
Wow, this is a vocal actor’s challenge. Trying to jump between several Indian and Arabic voicings, phew! Very cool story, however, I love picturing these exotic locales… And it’s a nerve-wracking tale too: we’re just waiting for the shoe to drop and their hubris to catch up with them! That, however, would be part of a later chapter.I initially voiced the narrator as an Indian, but I decided to go with my regular voice. It’s a hard call when you have a first person narrator, but it seemed like too much Indian the other way. What do you think?
All rights reserved. Russil Tamsen is a narrator, comic improv actor, book editor, and author of 21 ebooks. Please visit his ebookstore at QuirkEbooks.com and follow pimpmysilence.
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Space Invader Invades Lambeth, London
(Source: Flickr / r4vi)
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"Go, be a language and lifestory vampire. Go to parties and bars and suck non-writers dry."
Chuck Palahniuk, on novel writing. (via allieswan)
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Overdosing on bacon
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Xua Lei Porcelain crushed Cans
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Grey Sky on Flickr.
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