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A Rain of Frogs is written, designed and built by Adrian Lebar. As a twelve-year veteran of web design and development, the Internet is his canvas, interface design, typography, usability, accessibility, XHTML and CSS are his tools.

He is a father, sailor, snowboarder, skier, cyclist, aspiring writer, artist, classically trained musician and afraid of heights.

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Mitch Mitchell 1946 – 2008 6 days ago, 2 comments

From the AP:

PORTLAND — Authorities say Mitch Mitchell, drummer for the legendary Jimi Hendrix Experience of the 1960s, has been found dead in his Portland hotel room. “Erin Patrick, a deputy medical examiner in Multnomah County, says Mitchell was found dead a little after 3 a.m. today in his room at the Benson Hotel in downtown Portland. “ She says Mitchell apparently died of natural causes at 62. An autopsy is planned.”

All members of the legendary Jimi Hendrix Experience are now dead. Noel Redding, the bass player, died in 2003 of complications related to cirrhosis of the liver, and Jimi himself of a drug overdose in 1970.

Perhaps someday the confluence of time and place will create an environment as successfully musically experimental as the late 1960s, and the world will see another band as great as the Jimi Hendrix Experience.

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The People's Mario 7 days ago, 5 comments

Man, I love the animation style of this. Despite the different aesthetic, it reminds me of Samurai Jack, but with more grit. Someday I’ll have enough time to explore animation again. Things like this really inspire me.

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A kind of hole in human history 9 days ago, 0 comments

Design Observer has an eerie and fascinating essay about a suitcase full of photographs found eight years ago in a pile of garbage at the side of the street.

The images are haunting, and provide a look into the heart of a perpetrated tragedy that killed more than 110,000 civilians and left a lasting umbra reaching out over the 20th century.

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