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Maury Postal is a rambunctious twenty-something who resides in the quaint hamlet of Brooklyn Heights in the small farming community of New York City. He is currently the Brand Manager + Director of Consumer Strategy at carrot creative, a stimulating New-Media Marketing Agency that stewards the most stoic brands in all the land to social-media success.
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There’s a rather inspiring interview with Dieter Rams here.
Bask in the synthpop glow that is Berlin.
I have no clue why they chose the Bonnie & Clyde theme, but hey, it’s certainly better than ’80s pant suits!
This reminds me of a key lesson from design school:
Technology just aids in the creation of great design. Just because the tools can doesn’t mean you should.
The candle-melting aesthetic needs to die in a fire, pronto. Although I do appreciate the engineering effort put forth. Offering smaller-displacement direct injected engines in lieu of larger, less efficient ones is a trend I hope to see repeated in other mainstream models.
"New York has finally conceded what has been obvious to regional media for some time: That its glorious and impervious reign of self-importance has been ripped to shreds like a discarded batch of newsroom pink slips."
Maegan Carberry: Did Carr’s Column Mark the End of Manhattan’s Journalistic Reign?
Read the original column here.