Michael Lewis: The Man Who Crashed The World (Vanity Fair, August 2009)
Almost a year after AIG’s collapse, despite a tidal wave of outrage, there still has been no clear explanation of what toppled the insurance giant. MICHAEL LEWIS decides to ask the people involved—the silent, shell-shocked traders of the AIG Financial Products unit—and finds that the story may have a villain, whose reign of terror over 400 employees brought the company, the US economy, and the global financial system to their knees.
Sunset Along Interstate 5 - James Duncan Davidson
Looks good? That was a D700. clickthrough for the iPhone shot.
Dario Taraborelli: The Beauty of LaTeX »
“LATEX is a free typesetting system that allows you to focus on content without bothering about the layout: the software takes care of the actual typesetting, structuring and page formatting, producing documents of astonishing elegance. “
I never knew Adobe Minion Pro and Hoefler Text could look so good.
Cool Cub Scout fleur-de-lis bar code on the side of a pine wood derby kit. I wonder how well it scans?
That just gave me a bunch of ideas.