Boris Bozic

CT Scanner with its shirt pants down

Morning coffee (Taken with instagram)

Amen

Beetroot, the most dramatic of vegetables (Taken with instagram)

Well this is becoming a delicious habit (Taken with instagram)

Now this is a way to end the week (Taken with instagram)

Rachel (heart) Korean (Taken with Instagram at Haanssie - Oriental Cuisine)

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Each day, I would make a list of all of the problems I wanted to solve in the next 24 hours, then get in bed at 8 p.m. I would wake up somewhere between 4 and 6 a.m. with most of the solutions flooding through my head. Implementation took far less time, I made fewer mistakes, and even though I’d gotten up so early, I didn’t feel completely terrible because I had actually slept.

How I Made Sleep a Priority—And Got More Productive

Need to implement this

sebastiansdrawings:

Cheat sheets for drawing with 53’s Paper app

Catching lightning with an iPhone (Taken with instagram)

Wow that’s scary reading.

“We would lose Fukushima Daini, then we would lose Tokai,” Mr. Edano is quoted as saying, naming two other nuclear plants. “If that happened, it was only logical to conclude that we would also lose Tokyo itself.”

(via Japan Considered Evacuating Tokyo During Nuclear Crisis, Report Says - NYTimes.com)

Anything hackathon is good. Design hackathon even better!

good:

Announcing the GOOD Design Hackathon in New York City

From designers to developers, you’re invited to our Design Hackathon, a challenge on the theme of 21st-century citizenship. Participants will brainstorm, design, and demonstrate the learning tool they think will most empower average New Yorkers to become better citizens. Design Hackathon will be hosted at Parsons the New School for Design from Friday, March 2 to Sunday, March 4.  Register online here!

For more information, go to GOOD.is→