processs:

Simple and quick perfect bind using a stapler. 

1. Have duplex prints ready to bind, crop marks are suggested.

2. Using binder clips, clamp your book along the edge that will later be bound.

3. With a steady hand, metal ruler, and fresh x-acto, trim edges of book starting (and this is important) with the right, then top and bottom. 

4. With a ruler, mark the left edge of your book a quarter inch from the spine at the top and bottom of the page. 

5. Using a heavy duty stapler (the kind that can handle large stacks), staple in three to four places along your quarter inch margin, using even spacing. 

6. Place a scrap sheet of paper over each staple and hammer the staple down until it is mostly flush with the page. Repeat for each staple on the front and back.

7. Trim excess paper. You can cut right up to the staples.

8. Finally, trim a piece of self-adhering or basic bookcloth to your preferred size, and attach to the spine. Place on a clean, flat surface and weigh down while drying.

:)

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Jan 28

teresawillcox:

we definitely hung out in one like this.

i want this for my life.

teresawillcox:

we definitely hung out in one like this.

i want this for my life.

(Source: peace-loveandmungbeans)

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Jan 28

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Jan 28

felkx:

Helmet
by Jean-Michel Basquiat
at WikiPaintings

felkx:

Helmet

by Jean-Michel Basquiat

at WikiPaintings

17
Jan 28

nevver:

I Work For You
1613
Jan 28

yep, we’ve sure got our priorities in line. the government of this country and the motherfuckers that execute the extent of the laws here do not give one shit about blacks, gays, women, the poor of any color, hispanics, or anyone else that is not rich and white and male. but what they do care about is the bottom line of the cocksucking media industries who haven’t noticed, unlike the rest of the world, that the bullshit they peddle is less than worthless. i would love to take a record executive or a film producer and drop him off at an mp3 market in marrakech to get a picture as to what is being done globally with the shit he puts out. here’s a glimpse, it’s being sold and traded for pennies, nothing, yet when the guy on the left helps put it out for less than pennies he gets a 50 stint. the guy on the right ends a life brutally and gets less than half that. you know what? fuck our priorities.

yep, we’ve sure got our priorities in line. the government of this country and the motherfuckers that execute the extent of the laws here do not give one shit about blacks, gays, women, the poor of any color, hispanics, or anyone else that is not rich and white and male. but what they do care about is the bottom line of the cocksucking media industries who haven’t noticed, unlike the rest of the world, that the bullshit they peddle is less than worthless. i would love to take a record executive or a film producer and drop him off at an mp3 market in marrakech to get a picture as to what is being done globally with the shit he puts out. here’s a glimpse, it’s being sold and traded for pennies, nothing, yet when the guy on the left helps put it out for less than pennies he gets a 50 stint. the guy on the right ends a life brutally and gets less than half that. you know what? fuck our priorities.

(Source: nonoo)

112
Jan 28

nedhepburn:

There’s a very good article on Pitchfork about the late legend Gil Scott-Heron; interviewing some of his peers, friends, and contemporaries. 

Leon Collins, housemate: When I look at entertainers in general,  most of them are vulnerable, sensitive, compassionate. When trauma  impacts them they’re emotionally damaged and a lot of them have broken  hearts. They self-medicate. That’s the history of all music, black music  in particular. Michael Jackson’s another sensitive soul who was  traumatized. I look at Gil as a cultural activist warrior who spoke  truth to power and paid a price for it. The demons that chased Gil, he  earned them. They were real but I don’t think he asked for them.

nedhepburn:

There’s a very good article on Pitchfork about the late legend Gil Scott-Heron; interviewing some of his peers, friends, and contemporaries. 

Leon Collins, housemate: When I look at entertainers in general, most of them are vulnerable, sensitive, compassionate. When trauma impacts them they’re emotionally damaged and a lot of them have broken hearts. They self-medicate. That’s the history of all music, black music in particular. Michael Jackson’s another sensitive soul who was traumatized. I look at Gil as a cultural activist warrior who spoke truth to power and paid a price for it. The demons that chased Gil, he earned them. They were real but I don’t think he asked for them.

49
Jan 27

RTA is on the air right now

Our second to last broadcast is going down right now. Tune in for ice cream trucks, band practice, sirens, horns, kids squawking, parents admonishing, highway overpasses passing over, gravel under our shoes, scouse diamonds in the road; the story of Anacostia told with its sounds.

1
Jan 27

mattpayton:

The Daily Show had an especially good night in regards to pointing out some inconsistencies last night

3
Jan 27

weareconstance:

Nice to see the New Orleans arts community growing, and interestingly along the crescent on this map we update for Catalogue— a bi-monthly printed living listing of galleries and institutions that host rotating visual art shows. It is distributed freely in art spaces as well as shops, events and other places of local interest. 
Visit Catalogue—

weareconstance:

Nice to see the New Orleans arts community growing, and interestingly along the crescent on this map we update for Catalogue a bi-monthly printed living listing of galleries and institutions that host rotating visual art shows. It is distributed freely in art spaces as well as shops, events and other places of local interest. 

Visit Catalogue

27
Jan 27

Fidel: Republican Primary 'Greatest Competition of Idiocy and Ignorance'
3
Jan 27

ryking:

Obama: Brewer Encounter ‘Not a Big Deal’

“I think it’s always good publicity for a Republican if they’re in an argument with me,” Obama said.

13
Jan 27

finding beauty in the wretched: Low IQ & Conservative Beliefs Linked to Prejudice
114
Jan 27

A basic misunderstanding of our global governors in the IMF, World Trade
Organization and other still-emerging institutions, is to believe that abstract economic theory is more important than the real world. We are supposed to believe that encouraging the unrestricted flow of commodities and money across national borders will meet all our human needs. A commitment to these abstractions still remains the test of good international citizenship for governments.

Yet the real world is about to generate what economists call “externalities” on such a huge scale, as a result of the waste from how the world does business, that they will ridicule our faith in the compromised market mechanisms at the centre of our economic system.

After the middle of this century the economic cost of global warming stands to
surpass the value of total world economic output, according to the best guesses of the insurance industry. Before that, in 25 years time, half of all people living in developing countries will be at risk from unnatural disasters.

How we manage and adapt to global warming is going to become the organizing principle of the world economy, either through choice or by the climate’s imposition.

14
Jan 26

They had all smart phones, and I told them: Bad fucking idea.
7
Jan 26


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