Scooter, the world's tiniest dog who weighed less than a pound, died at the age of just 6 months after breaking a leg this week. He will be greatly missed. Contribute: Add an image, link, video or comment
The 2010 IKEA catalog, now arriving at doorsteps around the world, reveals the company’s choice to change all typography to the Microsoft font that every web designer has grown to hate (you can already hear the cries). Verdana, specifically designed for on-screen readability, first shipped with Internet Explorer 3 in 1996. Being one of the better looking ‘Core fonts for the web’—a limited selection which also includes Arial, Comic Sans, and Times New Roman—Verdana has become one of the most widely used fonts on the web (but rarely ever used in print).
The font will replace IKEA Sans (a customized version of Futura by Robin Nicholas), and IKEA Serif (based on Century Schoolbook). In an interview with the Swedish design magazine Cap & Design, IKEA’s Ivana Hrdlickova says the main reason for the switch was to allow the company to use the same typeface in all countries (current IKEA typefaces do not contain Asian characters, for example). Being that Verdana was designed for the web, it also allows the company’s image to remain consistent online and in print.
Look, I know the original Legend of Zelda looks like it'd be a cool place to be forced to live in , with all the magic, vast landscapes, crazy creatures, hot fairies and princesses, but it's overrated. People are always like, “Neil, you live there, that's so awesome, you are so lucky dude!” Well, trust me folks, there's plenty about this place that does not rule .
At Bristol Zoo, a Homo Sapiens exhibit card is placed outside of the zoo's cafe. They should totally mass-manufacture this sign to put outside of natural human observatoriums, like the Barneys Warehouse Sale
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