Los Angeles I’m Yours just posted an interview with Eric Nakamura of the amazing Giant Robot. Of the many inspirations I had in my life (and for dapp), GR always had a special place in my heart. The article title perfectly sums up why: The Ability To Do Everything. But this is not a mere matter of self-indulgence. It’s the idea that everything in life is connected to a larger system. When we isolate things, we miss the wonderful whole. GR is a magazine, brand, restaurant, gallery, design studio and many things more. But none of those things just float around in empty space - they all integrate with each other. OK, maybe I’m even a little bit jelly. But not in a negative way. Giant Robot is just that cool.
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Los Angeles I’m Yours just posted an interview with Eric Nakamura of the amazing Giant Robot. Of the many inspirations I had in my life (and for dapp), GR always had a special place in my heart. The article title perfectly sums up why: The Ability To Do Everything. But this is not a mere matter of self-indulgence. It’s the idea that everything in life is connected to a larger system. When we isolate things, we miss the wonderful whole. GR is a magazine, brand, restaurant, gallery, design studio and many things more. But none of those things just float around in empty space - they all integrate with each other. OK, maybe I’m even a little bit jelly. But not in a negative way. Giant Robot is just that cool.

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A few weeks back, I stumbled across this great NY Times photo story about Hardwood Restaurant on the Yucatan Peninsular. There was something magical about those pictures that kept me day dreaming. Luckily, I just discovered an extended photo set on Edible Selby. These are some of the most beautiful pictures of food I have ever seen. I love how the restaurant space, like a tropical technicolor dream, seamlessly extends the warm hues and rich textures of its food. Time to plan my next vacation!
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A few weeks back, I stumbled across this great NY Times photo story about Hardwood Restaurant on the Yucatan Peninsular. There was something magical about those pictures that kept me day dreaming. Luckily, I just discovered an extended photo set on Edible Selby. These are some of the most beautiful pictures of food I have ever seen. I love how the restaurant space, like a tropical technicolor dream, seamlessly extends the warm hues and rich textures of its food. Time to plan my next vacation!