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October 12th, 2006
# 6:08 pm
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I have an inherent curiousity on how people put an information, warning, whatever into labels, signs, poster, whatever. I will start putting my collection into this blog for everyone to enjoy.
In the mean time, you will find these tags (@del.icio.us) entertaining: signage, signs, sign, graphic_design
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“The wrath of God is the only way I can describe it. I’m used to seeing roofs off houses, houses blown over. These houses were down to their foundations, stripped clean.” said Governor Phil Bredesen of Tennessee, after surveying tornado damage there.
James Madison said, “If there be a principle that ought not to be questioned within the United States, it is that every man has a right to abolish an old government and establish a new one.” In Indonesia, …, well no comment.
Setelah empat belas hari menunggu, akhirnya saya bisa menikmati kembali berita-berita dari Bandung. Harian PR tampil dengan wajah baru dengan koneksi yang tampaknya lebih kencang.
From NYTimes: Without big noise, Netherlands goes open source. What about Indonesia’s IGOS? I think its going ngos-ngosan!
Dari detik.com: beberapa karyawan Carrefour keracunan CO. Gubernur mencurigai adanya kesalahan desain. Komentar Pak Gubernur ini ibarat menepuk air di dulang, yang kena kan pejabat Pemda sendiri, karena semua desain ventilasi kan sudah disetujui oleh Pemda. Mari kita tunggu kelanjutannya.
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