Haha, gotta love tumblrbot. I was just toying around a little with an idea for a tumblelog, activated the “Submit questions” function and got this message. Nice surprise :)
TEDx: Overview: TEDx Workshop at TEDGlobal 2011
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On Sunday, July 10th, almost 100 TEDx Organizers gathered at the Royal Lyceum Theatre in Edinburgh for the TEDx Workshop at TEDGlobal 2011. TED Translators at TEDGlobal also joined the workshop.
Virtually, around 130 other TEDx’ers were “in attendance”, watching the Livestream of the…
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Happy 4th birthday, tumblelog. I’m a little early this year (the official birthday is on June 23), but my mind and body will be somewhere between Munich, Brussels, Paris and Stanford duringthe next few days, so I thought I’d rather post a few days too early than forget it.
A new design will be online soon, as well as one for my Moleskine tumblelog (nakiskine) and my brand new TED tumbelog (TEDle). Cheers!
Photo: “We do it the Hard Way”
The Story Behind “TED: Ideas Worth Spreading” (by StanfordUniversity)
#TED #TEDxAustin Opening Sequence: A Motion Graphics Gem | Brain Pickings
PICKED: TEDxAustin Opening Sequence By Maria Popova This past weekend, we had the pleasure of attending TEDxAustin — an absolute pinnacle of thoughtful cultural curation and remarkable production value. We were particularly taken with the event’s opening sequence, directed by Garrett Johnston, a.k.a. One Year Study, in collaboration with one of our favorite tastemakers, Public School. Enjoy — we certainly did.
Me too!
But now what we’re looking at is not an extension of the physical self, but an extension of the mental self. And because of that, we’re able to travel faster, communicate differently. And the other thing that happens is that we’re all carrying around little Mary Poppins technology. We can put anything we want into it, and it doesn’t get heavier, and then then we can take anything out.
#TEDWomen - nice quote from Donna Karan
I realized I needed to address people, not just dress them.
I hope the talks will soon be available on the TED website, I am really eager to watch them and to translate some of them into German. Go, women!
