Morning Report: Thursday, September 5, 2013
"Speed, it seems to me, provides the one genuinely modern pleasure." - Aldous Huxley So, it's Thursday... Enough with the buttoned-up workweek already. If you missed it, check out September's 8 Essential Toiletries meant to keep you fresh from Monday through Thursday, even into Friday. High five. Relevant and less-than-relevant goings-on from around the interwebs:
- Yesterday we were stoked on Patagonia's Legacy Collection. Today we're pretty damn envious of their adventurer-in-residence. [Esquire]
- Shipping-industrial complex touches 90% of what you own. What do you know about it? [Fast Company]
- Detroit's back? Kind of? Still broke? U.S. auto sales on pace for best month since November '07. America baby! [Reuters]
- Not broke? Kodak, apparently. They're back. [The Dissolve]
- Deer season? Drone season (might be) right around the corner. [Denver Post]
- Holy sh*t. This old PSA titled "Kids Guide to the Internet" is 28 minutes long? WE DON'T WANT TO KNOW HOW TO WRITE PRESIDENT CLINTON A LETTER! Or maybe we do...? [The Loop]
- Dude's blind and living sooooo large. [Bikes, Boards, Blind via Laird Hamilton]
- Looking for deranged 21st century Seinfeld fan fiction? Look no further. A series, in parts. [Gawker]