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According to them:

Your lists of friends and connections on the social websites that you use, sometimes called your social graph, belongs to you. No one company should own who you know and how you know them. OpenID, which was born at Six Apart less than two years ago, was successful by embracing a similar philosophy: no one company should own everyone’s online identity. An open social graph is just as important as an open identity.

* You should own your social graph
* Privacy must be done right by placing control in your hands
* It is good to be able to find out what is already public about you on the Internet
* Everyone has many social graphs, and they shouldn’t always be connected
* Open technologies are the best way to solve these problems
* We’re going to release code and demos soon

Read the entire post here: http://www.sixapart.com/about/news/2007/09/were_opening_th.html 

(via Read/WriteWeb)

I’m not writing it now to remember it later.

I’m writing it now to remember it now.

http://www.fieldnotesbrand.com/ 

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Mother Goose, originally uploaded by meetmeatmikes.

I tried to choose the picture I’ve liked most, but it was impossible. They’re all so beautiful!

Retro Kid pool, @ Flickr

(via The Ward-O-Matic)

by Edition Compagnie, via pan-dan

a cheap & Italian-style matrix display 23 by 1.8m large, consisting of 250 boxer shorts & some robotics. the “Wäscheleinen-Display” project highlights the connection between the textual & the digital, & the increasing presence of advertisements in public space.

(via information aesthetics)

@ Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/nearnearfuture/tags/clothesline/

From http://www.usgs.gov/. More images, here: http://www.everyoneforever.com/content/2007-09-20/maps/

Amanhã São Paulo vai chacoalhar! Virada esportiva, Primavera dos Museus, Minhocão só para pedestres, visitas a atelies, uma festa que para ficar completa pede uma pequena colaboração dos paulistanos: deixar o carro em casa.  Não custa nada e ainda dá a chance de ver e aproveitar a cidade de uma maneira que, de carro, a gente nem percebe, nem nota. Eu recomendo!

Para quem quiser saber mais, tem a programação aqui:

http://www.nossasaopaulo.org.br/

e mais notícias e detalhes no site do Gilberto Dimenstein