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My name's Jo Ho.
This is a collection of personal bits and internet finds.

· Interface and experience designer.

· Aussie living in Montreal.

· Recently joined Enlight Health, a start up focused on improving inefficiencies in healthcare.

· Interested in urban design/computing/planning

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How to Use FF Chartwell (by FontFont)

Handmade type

Papery by Fifty Three

Zynga acquires OMGPop, maker of popular ‘Draw Something’ game - The Washington Post 

joshuanguyen:

Congrats to the OMGPop team. The best ideas are the simple ones and I’m glad they landed some money. Here’s hoping for more fun games!

Ira Glass on Storytelling, part 3 of 4 Ira Glass on Storytelling, part 3 of 4

explore-blog:

Inside the creative process of a medical illustrator.

( Fortnight Journal  Flavorwire)

‘BE WATER (Je suis de l’eau)’ by Fránçois & The Atlas Mountains (by francoisinbristol)

Here is why. Once you begin using Dropbox, you become more and more indifferent to the hardware you are using, as well as the operating system on that device. Dropbox commoditizes your devices and their OS, by being your “state” system in the sky. Storing credentials and configurations of devices, and even applications are natural next steps for this company. And the further they take it, the less dependent any user becomes of the physical machine (HW and SW) that is accessing that data (and state). Imagine the number of companies, as well as the previous paradigms, this threatens.

That is a major, major deal. And it comes at a time where there are many competing platforms on both desktop and mobile. This “unsure” market backdrop ensures the need for a cross-platform solution and plays right into Dropbox’s hand. You can lose your desktop computer, you can lose your smartphone. It doesn’t matter, because all you really care about is in the Dropbox cloud.

Great explanation of why Dropbox is such a big deal. (via arainert)

(via arainert)

Balearica pavonina by zeissizm on Flickr.

Black Crowned Crane, from series “Vita” by ITO Koichi.

As part of MADE FOR JAPAN by Citypulse,
a project initiated by Tommy Oshima.
www.madeforjapan.net/#1806131/Ito-Koichi-Vita-Vol-03

All the profits will go to the Japanese Red Cross to be applied in the reconstruction labors.

CITYPULSE : Made for Japan Website
www.madeforjapan.net

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