My name is Tyler Fonda and I'm thinking, reading, listening and looking. This blog is the output of those inputs.
Incredible. We may not be putting men on the moon, but we’re beaming pictures back from Mars from a self-sufficient robot. Decent progress.
3D Printing an iPod Nano Dock by Remi van Oers Design
Everything transformative starts as a toy.
MCA Rest In Peace (by Scoboco)
Gowanus goodness.
Widespread Panic AIRPLANE Official Video (by ledzep30281)
I’m pretty sure that was the sun this morning. Enjoy.
This song brings back a whole host of great memories. Heard this for the first time enjoying a delicious Outback Pizza in Taos. Got totally entranced by the song and made sure to hang around till the DJ announced the name. Wrote the name on a napkin and picked up Ain’t Life Grand at my favorite CD store in Hubbard Woods when I got home. Good find Garrett.
For Lack Of A Better Face by The Strange Boys
Oh man. This is amazing! Thanks slide guitar.
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“There may be romance in constructing high-speed passenger rail but if we’re going to spend the capital of U.S. citizens on the steel wheels, let’s spend it on freight trains. That’s where it will make the greatest impact on the economy.”
My Dad
I think I tend to agree. Which is an oddity.
“St. Louis attracted more young people than it lost in each of the past three years.”
Rust Belt chic: Declining Midwest cities make a comeback - Salon.com
STL 4 life
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Boom goes the dynamite. More of this. Everytime I drop by a smaller industrial city: Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo, Milwaukee I always find these incredibly vibrant neighborhoods emerging out of these distressed places. These places are small nodes in a growing diaspora of younger folks interested in denser living environments who have no desire to go to typical magnet cities.
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The Pacers win, and are up 2-1 over the Heat.
Indiana absolutely believe they can beat the Miami in this series, and by the way, they currently employ Tyler Hansbrough.
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“Months before Bruno Iksil became famous as the “London whale,” the trader who contributed to a loss of more than $2 billion at J.P. Morgan he earned a different nickname: the “Caveman,” for pursuing trades that rivals sometimes thought were overly aggressive but often led to huge profits.”
Are we surprised at the outcome? The moral hazard within publicly held banks is absurd. I mean no one can possibly think that the status quo can hold.
And the crazy part is that it’s not Bruno’s fault. He’s just taking advantage of rules created by executive and congressional leadership. It must stop.
Foward Forward Back When you think of Missouri the first thing that comes to mind certainly isn by Believers
Fantastic and much happier than my last posting.
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“That is mental!” one source says. “We recommend 15 - 25 percent on content, not 75 percent.”
See this is a Facebook person recommending that your brand spend the largest percentage of your money on Facebook ads. GM has said they aren’t doing that. What’s interesting is that GM isn’t saying it’s going to stop spending on Facebook. It’s just saying they are going to stop buying media on Facebook.
The big story is that GM is spending $30 million on content creation and nothing on paid distribution.
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