i am jdw's tumble log
i am comprised of stuff he finds interesting, plus feeds from josh's twitter feed, delicious bookmarks, and flickr & instagram photos.
josh studied film, picked up an mfa in creative writing, worked in animation, game design, and parked the cars of the rich and famous. josh designs, problem solves, & makes stuff. he works at hot studio, inc. in san francisco. See LinkedIn for more.
josh is a local leader for ixda in san francisco.
josh is also known as dj 8ball (from space cowboys) and you can find many of josh's dj mixes here.
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![Yellow lines shoot in wavy, wire-like radiations through a field of multitudinous blue dots. A few green and red lines are in there, too. These lines and points shine against darkness. Around the edge of the bright pattern, glowing rectangles define the perimeter of a circle.
“[It’s a] Picture that changes the way we see the universe for ever”, said the headline above this image on the front page of Thursday’s Guardian. The picture suggests a revolutionary frontier of knowledge. It fizzes with energy and mystery. If it is reasonable to call the Higgs boson a “God particle”, this image certainly conveys the Sistine Chapel awe, the electrified sense of wonder, that has greeted its apparent discovery. (via Higgs boson: the human urge to visualise the particle is irresistible | Jonathan Jones | guardian.co.uk)](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m70at9g3lh1qz5u4oo1_500.jpg)
Yellow lines shoot in wavy, wire-like radiations through a field of multitudinous blue dots. A few green and red lines are in there, too. These lines and points shine against darkness. Around the edge of the bright pattern, glowing rectangles define the perimeter of a circle.
“[It’s a] Picture that changes the way we see the universe for ever”, said the headline above this image on the front page of Thursday’s Guardian. The picture suggests a revolutionary frontier of knowledge. It fizzes with energy and mystery. If it is reasonable to call the Higgs boson a “God particle”, this image certainly conveys the Sistine Chapel awe, the electrified sense of wonder, that has greeted its apparent discovery. (via Higgs boson: the human urge to visualise the particle is irresistible | Jonathan Jones | guardian.co.uk)
