Monthly Archives: March 2006
"I have always sketched, but usually I would put off drawing in order to do the more "urgent" everyday stuff. Sometimes months would pass with no drawing. Not anymore. I started by joining in the challenges at Danny Gregory’s "Everyday … Continue reading
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"I took for the basis of my calculation the supposition that there are one hundred thousand families in Paris, and that these families consume in the night half a pound of bougies, or candles, per hour. I think this is … Continue reading
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"I here neyther that ne this, for when my labor doon al ys and have made al my rekenynges I goon hom to my hous anoon and, also domb as any stoon, I sitte at another book tyl fully daswed … Continue reading
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“Hello, my name is Gary, and I am a journal addict.” Or so I might introduce myself at the local chapter meeting of MA (Moleskine Anonymous)…if there were such a group. Packing my briefcase on Monday for yet-another-office-trudge, I noticed … Continue reading
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Stephen Lehman sent us this wonderful Pentrace link: "During World War II, the German navy adopted a device called a Schnorchel (often spelled “Schnorkel” in English-language writings), which was a tube that could be extended above the ocean’s surface by … Continue reading
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Moleskine "Written by hand" is a new blog in Korea. Hwangyong-hamnida! Visit: moleskine.co.kr
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We welcome one of the newest Moleskine-centric blogs on the block, Moleskinner.com by Robert Strohmeyer. "Within seconds of laying my hands on my first Moleskine, I knew I had found the notebook for which I’d been searching. While I’m not … Continue reading
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One more reason to use a notebook: Photo: memphis.edu "MEMPHIS (AP) — A group of University of Memphis law students are passing a petition against a professor who banned laptop computers from her classroom because she considers them a distraction … Continue reading
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" What’s the attraction? "It’s the feel and the look. They’re classy and basic black. The cover and the paper feel good," says Karen Chapman, co-owner of Bloomsbury Books in Ashland. "We can’t keep them in stock. They just keep … Continue reading
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"If you could move freely on the globe, you could enjoy the awesome spectacle of a total eclipse of the sun pretty often. The next one is scheduled to darken the daytime skies on Wednesday, March 29, 2006. This week, … Continue reading
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