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  • Green Your Internet

    Web surfing tips and tools for those looking for a more environmentally friendly experience.
    April 25th — comments0

Save A Tree

Amazon Kindle
[Wireless Reading Device]

Amazon Kindle

  • Over 110,000 books available, auto delivery of top U.S. & international newspapers, Over 250 top blogs updated wirelessly throughout the day.
  • Free book samples. Download and read first chapters for free before you decide to buy
  • Simple to use: no computer, no cables, no syncing.
  • Electronic-paper display that looks and reads like real paper.
  • Long battery life
  • Utilizes high speed connectivity using EVDO instead of Wi-Fi with no need for a hotspot.
April 22nd comments0

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  • Because of major security issues with EDGE3SiXTY’s previous web host - iPower Web… NEVER use this hosting service!! (Please read iPower Web Hosting Complaints), we have moved to a new host - (mt) Media Temple. Because it was imperative to move quickly some databases have not yet been fully restored and there are some minor glitches that are still being worked out while we settle into our new home. If you are experiencing any major problems, such as subscriptions not working, please report these problems to info[at]edge3sixty[dot]com
    April 15th — comments0
  • Naked ‘08
    Developers get naked! - April 9th 2008
    April 3rd — comments0

Design Blog

  • Noupe

    Noupe is an excellent website for web design inspiration and resources!
    April 29th — comments0

Sustainable Design

Happy Earth Day
Ten ways to work in sustainable design

1. Cultivate the good company Corporate attention to money above all else, combined with the power and freedom of global finance, makes it difficult to capture the wide range of social and ecological values of sustainability in private sector design—but it is happening, so when you see it, nurture it.

2. Go outside the private sector Designers who work on sustainability issues are frequently asked to do low cost or pro bono work because, “it’s for a good cause.” And so it is; a nonprofit structure allows you to make doing-things-for-a-good-cause your bottom line.

3. Be an active citizen We tend to take the market (and the larger economy) as a given or not see it at all. But as both economic actors and citizens, designers can contribute to redesigning the economy for a better balance of human and ecological values against monetary ones.

4. Understand the ecosphere The four layers of earth are the atmosphere, biosphere, hydrosphere, and lithosphere. They’re the origin and depository for all materials. Unfortunately design’s role is typically to redistribute materials unconstructively from one layer to another (eg carbon from lithosphere to atmosphere = global warming). Know your spheres.
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  • Naked ‘08
    Designers get naked! - April 9th 2008
    April 3rd — comments0