Next up in this shrine-of-the-day is a link to BuzzFeed and their photographic account of Bill Murray's School of Owning the Red Carpet. Enjoy!
Every two to three weeks, the RNLers gather to share their influences in an informal setting. Presentations can be casual, technical, fun, heady, and often ill-prepared. We hope you enjoy.
Thursday, June 21, 2012
Baseball's Best Boss
Our shrine-of-the-day to Bill Murray continues with this accompaniment to his induction speech. Learn a little more about his involvement with the minor leagues and see his rain delay tarp slide!
Hall of Famer, Bill Murray
Bill Murray seems to have a fun part-time job. He's part-owner of the Charleston, SC minor league team. He's invested in many minor league teams over the years, and those efforts (plus being Bill Murray) have gotten him inducted into their Hall of Fame. Watch his great acceptance speech and remember the joy of an afternoon at the ballpark.
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
"This is the architect's problem."
I'm trying to read everything I can that comes from Joseph Lstiburek, PhD, PEng. If you haven't heard of him, you're probably not putting your buildings together right. If you have heard of him, you probably still aren't doing it right. Joseph's making the case far and wide that Building Science is an unknown and undeveloped discipline. Schools don't teach it, practitioners barely register it. We're in an age with incredibly high-tech materials and systems and the sophisticated modeling software to understand how our buildings are actually performing, but we might as well be draped in a tarp. We do not understand how our buildings work. Listen to Joe. There's a lot to learn.
Follow the link for an interview with Dr Lstiburek, and then start to track down his own writings.
via ArchNewsNow: http://www.archnewsnow.com/features/Feature396.htm
Follow the link for an interview with Dr Lstiburek, and then start to track down his own writings.
via ArchNewsNow: http://www.archnewsnow.com/features/Feature396.htm
Friday, May 25, 2012
Thin Air + Long Lines
Outside Magazine's been sending regular updates from this season at Everest. Poor weather and high popularity have proven to be a fatal mix. Last weekend, some 300 climbers and guides attempted to take advantage of a break in the weather. At least 4 people died, with a total count of 10 for this season thus far. Conditions don't seem to be improving. Too many green climbers are forcing their summit. Stay tuned to Outside's coverage for continuing reports -
http://www.outsideonline.com/featured-videos/adventure-videos/climbing/Summit-Day-on-Everest.html
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Say it with an icon
The Noun Project is crowd sourcing the heiroglyphics of contemporary times. Icon graphics are developed by contributors and available to the common man for download as scalable vector graphics (meaning it won't lose resolution when scaled up) free of charge. If pictures say 1000 words, icons can at least amount to a few. Start speaking in pictographs here.
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
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