My sister just returned last week from New York and brought along some sweet gifts.
First item is this Thermochromatic “Hypercolor” tshirt from American Apparel. Hypercolor was a clothing line that introduced temperature sensitive clothing in the trendy late 80’s. However, after technical issues, production stopped. Typically, I am not a fan of American Apparel, but their rescue of this item is much appreciated.
I’ve been meaning to write a post about Randy Pausch and his “Last Lecture” since last September but never got around to it.
Earlier today, Randy Pausch passed away from pancreatic cancer. He was a computer science professor from Carnegie Mellon who delivered his final lecture after doctor’s predicted he only had 5 more months to live. The lecture quickly spread throughout the web and Randy Pausch’s hopeful remarks were viewed by millions. From his lecture, Dr. Pausch published a book which has now been translated into 30 languages. Hopefully you will find the time to listen to or read his words.
Randy Pausch Last Lecture: Achieving Your Childhood Dreams
Beautiful work by photographer Phillip Toledano depicting the last days he spent with his father. The emotions behind the photos and words struck me more than any other photo essay in recent memory.
