Sebastian Coss
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August 29, 09:01 PM
Island Hopping -- Day on Spectacle Island
Headed out to the Boston Harbor Islands this weekend. Spent the day on Spectacle Island since I had been reading about it's reclamation as part of the Big Dig and had to check it out for myself. Pretty incredible that only a couple of years ago it was a polluted mess off-limits to the public. A similar story to the Rose Kennedy Greenway...two positive outcomes from the Big Dig that are starting to show signs of a worthwhile investment.
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August 15, 09:01 PM
Good Things from Brooks
Well this weekend was a tax holiday here in Massachusetts, so I went and got myself some long overdue running shoes. The shin splints my old pair were giving me had reached an unbearable crescendo, so off I went to the store. Snagged myself some snazzy new Brooks -- thought I would share the statement I found on the tissue paper wrapping the shoes. Definitely enjoy the "Goodbye, shoe stuffing!" sentiment. Long live mother nature indeed.
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August 01, 05:07 PM
Great Advertising by @Zipcar
Wandered into the disco-frenzy that is the Donkey Show last night (free admission after 11:00 pm) just as the air was filled with a fluttering cloud of neon-coloured paper butterflies. With the massive disco ball going full out, the tunes blasting and the the actors writhing to the beat it was quite the scene. However, as the butterflies slowly came to rest on the floor I noticed that they seemed to have writing on one side -- on closer inspection it turned out to be a promo for some Zipcar driving credit. Pretty slick guys. Very groovy. -
July 24, 08:00 AM
iPhone 4 Case Program. Available now.
When Apple announced recently that they would be giving out free bumpers to help alleviate concerns voiced regarding the device's reception I admit I was curious to see how they would go about it. Would we be talking bins of bumpers at your local Apple store? Or having to show assorted paperwork to prove ownership as so many other companies demand when processing rebates? None of the above it turns out -- you just download an app and you are good to go. Criminally easy; effortlessly elegant. Typical.
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July 19, 07:18 PM
Creativity: Harry Nilsson's 'The Point'
Was home the other day and found myself unable to sleep. Flipped through some of the LPs my mom had around and stumbled across an old favorite: Nilsson's 'The Point'. Since digital recordings are rare, and vinyls rarer still I thought I would photograph the accompanying storybook to share.
Used to love listening to records as a kid that had flipbooks as part of their jackets. Obviously the Point has a slightly more adult target audience, but ultimately anyone can enjoy. Love my iPhone and it's endless MP3s, but sometimes I wish I had a record player around the house.
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July 13, 09:08 PM
Unique Espresso Machine by Presso
This amazing machine arrived yesterday just in time for my birthday courtesy of Holstee's curated offerings. What a nifty device.
Designed and produced by Presso it is an Espresso machine in it's purest form; powered by a bit of elbow grease. Very satisfying way to make a great cup of coffee. Doesn't hurt that it's quite the looker as well -- it's distinctive shape and gleaming metal exterior immediately draws the eye. I am definitely looking forward to experimenting with my new 'award winning non electric coffee maker'
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July 11, 10:23 PM
Birthdays Web 2.0 Style
The Internet has often been called the great-leveler. If that is true, then Twitter is its ultimate realization [so far]. I had the good fortune to attend a cooking class this weekend at Myers + Chang in the South End and during the course of conversation I happened to mention that both myself and my girlfriend had birthday's coming up. Just once, a quick comment. Got this tweet later that day. Sure it's just a single line of text, but it feels more significant, more personalized, than just getting a free desert & a song from the waitstaff. It is precisely this sort of social media savvy that separates the companies that get it from those who just don't. Being social is about much more than just having a Facebook account and writing a blog post from time to time -- its about building relationships & facilitating dialogue. Both of these in turn help turn customers into champions, and next thing you know, you've got someone like me handing out free publicity just because I was so jazzed by my experience.
You can find Myers + Chang on Twitter here, and while I am singing their praise, I have to recommend that you check out their Oyster Oblivion every Sunday from 8 - 10 pm. It's $1 oysters from Island Creek [Duxbury, MA] and $1 Pabst Blue Ribbon tall boys [pint size]. Need I say more?
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July 09, 08:00 PM
An Encroaching Sea -- at Nauset Beach
Found time over the July 4th weekend to swing down to the Cape and visit one of my favorite places -- the family camp out at Nauset Beach. As is par for the course the landscape was dramatically altered, and unfortunately, the ocean had managed to inch even closer. The storms that ate away at the beach also managed to deposit a large quantity of sand under the beach house. Now a house that used to have space for a grown man to stand under is barely three feet off the ground. Strange sight to be sure. Check out my previous post here from just a year ago to get a feel for the change Nauset is undergoing.
Best part though? Sitting on the deck looking out towards the shoreline watching 15+ firework displays play out across the horizon. Good times.
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July 03, 12:55 PM
"The Right Mat" -- Upcycled Ingenuity
Spotted this door mat the other day, love how it repurposes old fishing ropes to make what is both an attractive & extremely durable product. Not to mention it comes with a bit of "save the whales" feed goodness [ropes used are of the older floating variety which would entangle Right Whales]. Always good to see things upcycled -- like the Holstee shirt I wrote on recently. We've already got so much crap hanging around; might as well creative new uses for it instead of pushing our landfills to a breaking point.
Okay, getting off my soap box now. Have a great July 4th!**(where applicable) -
June 27, 07:37 AM
Home for a Wedding
Headed out Western Mass way this weekend to participate in the marriage of my dad and Suzanne Love. It was a beautiful ceremony held in their lovely backyard. A friend officiated; my brother provided the live music; family read poems; and I gave the toast. An overall wonderful day with some amazing eats on hand.It also served as a great opportunity to test out the legs on my new iphone 4's camera. A definite improvement over the previous one. Still not fully at the level of a point & shoot though.
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June 25, 05:31 AM
An Apple Addiction
So it happened. As expected, I caved and spent two hours in line yesterday evening to get a new iPhone 4. It was a tedious wait for what ended up being a painless 10 minute set-up / configuration. Overall am very impressed with Apple's handling of this launch. And man is thing cool!
Now this might be something only a fellow iPhone owner might appreciate, but I took the picture here in a nearly pitch black room! That would have been unthinkable on the 3Gs. Camera = vastly improved. Same story with battery life (significantly better), the 'retina' display (gotta see it to believe it), and so on.
Only quibbles so far: flat & square looks very cool, but makes holding the phone during a call somewhat awkward, and I've found that the beast gets a bit warmer to the touch than my old one. First complaint may go away with the time, as to the second one, I guess I will see. Either way the pros far outweigh the cons by a huge margin. Or maybe that is just my apple addiction talking...
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June 20, 08:37 AM
Plastic T-Shirt by the Green Tee
Picked up this shirt yesterday at City Sports in downtown Boston. Pretty innovative product -- its constructed of 65% recycled cotton and 35% polester derived from recycled plastic bottles. And for good measure the lettering is printed with soy based ink. Along with the green credentials its really friggin' comfortable to boot. Similar in feel to my Holstee, which also derives its fabrics from reclaimed plastic. Very comfortable stuff, although I have yet to really put either to a longevity test as both are relatively recent acquisitions. Sure we will be seeing more & more of these kind of products moving forward. -
June 14, 08:51 PM
Saddleback's Gateway Drug
I only just wrote a glowing review of my new iPad Sleeve purchased from Saddleback Leather the other day. When I bought my sleeve one had to navigate through a couple of sub-menus to find the simply named "Gadget Pouch" -- it was actually a bit hidden.
Found myself on their site yesterday and noticed that the newly renamed "iPad Sleeve" had moved to the top of the product list and now proudly called itself "Saddleback's Gateway Drug". Considering that I was on the site to look at their wallets, and that I ended up buying one of them later that day, I think I can attest the accuracy of that statement. Good move on their part to increase the visibility of what is perhaps one of the best cases on the market for the wildly popular iPad.
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June 10, 09:05 PM
Just Joined the Tom's Club
Held out on buying a pair of Tom's for a while now, but as the weather has moved from Springtime uneasiness to consistently beautiful Summertime the rationale has developed for some light canvas shoes. I mean the things weight practically nothing and are not really designed with inclement weather in mind, but man are they comfortable. These nearly flat soled slipons are somehow more comfortable then my way too expensive Nike running shoes -- starting to think there is some truth to the whole "run barefoot movement".
All that aside, Tom's are also a fantastic buy for the philanthropic minded amongst us as the company will donate one pair of shoes to the needy for each purchased. They call it their One for One Movement, and it is definitely something I can feel pretty good about supporting. Not that any of this is breaking news -- Tom's has been at this for some time now -- but I would be remiss to not mention it. So go ahead and check them out. Your feet will thank you. -
June 03, 10:01 PM
Saddleback Leather iPad Sleeve
This thing rocks.
Buying a case is never easy -- the market is simply flooded with the worthless and banal. Finding the best one can then truly be like looking for a needle in a haystack. This normally dismal state of affairs is only compounded with the iPad; a product for which the majority of cases now available were designed by people who never held one when penning their designs. And it shows. Apple's case bucks this trend -- its both multi-functional and sensible -- however, it has a 3 - 4 week waiting period for delivery.Can't remember where exactly I stumbled across Saddleback Leather -- I assume it was during one of my blitzes digging through listings of iPad cases. What a find. The site has the look & feel of their products: a mix between rugged cowboy gear and the kind of leather bound books you find deep in a library's stacks. Before shopping I suggest you take a second to read their story, and for all you dog lover's 'In Memory of Blue' is not to be missed.Pictured here is my Large Carbon Black Gadget Sleeve that I selected after some deliberation. I must admit, the personality traits laid out under the Common Questions tab is what ultimately helped my make my decision. This thing is pretty serious leather. It feels amazing -- at once strong while also surprisingly soft to the touch. The build quality is remarkable, and then there is the smell. Man this thing kicks off that distinctive smell of hide -- leave it in a small room for a while and pretty soon it starts to smell like a tannery. Very cool. And you gotta love that slogan: "The'll Fight Over It when You're Dead".Did I mention that the customer service was amazing? Had a pretty hilarious email exchange with them myself. And when I opened the box...there was a free keychain with that same high quality leather. Nice surprise. I will definitely be keeping these guys top of mind for future purchases. -
May 31, 09:39 PM
Fun at LAX
Flew out of LAX yesterday as I finally made my way home after a week on the road when I saw a picture of LAX at a distance that seemed to be attracting more interest than one might expect. Wandered over and shot this quick video -- funny to see both kids & adults getting into the game. Fun with technology.Interesting to note that just a couple of years ago one would only find this sort of display in a science museum -- now it is being used to bolster the reputation of an airport short on friends. Ultimately I support anything that makes going to the airport even slightly more bearable. -
May 29, 01:41 PM
In LA
After a whirlwind week in Vegas I now find myself in LA -- a city I have passed through many times but have never before spent any time wandering around. It couldn't have come at a better time either -- am seriously in need of some cultural debrief after spending days in the belly of a Vegas casino without seeing the sun. [ Just as a disclaimer, I was there working at the Forrester IT Forum and actually didn't gamble at all until I found myself at the slots near my departure gate at LAS ] Regardless it was a draining experience that left me craving real experience -- Vegas it just too fake for my liking. Should mention here, based on some feedback I've gotten on this post, that I view LA as a very real city that is inhabited by a large population of fake people. Vegas on the other hand, feels entirely made-up -- people and buildings alike. Take a quick drive through LA and I think you will quickly see what I mean.
Was great then to step off the plane in LA yesterday, immediately meet up with my friend Peter and spend the evening exploring some of the city. After a breakfast burrito this morning I am finally feeling sorted -- back to normal post the oddity that was Vegas. Gonna do some wandering today, and the Soho House tonight. Then it's back to Boston.
On that note, just gotta mention that this entire trip has been made about 10x better by my iPad -- it's the best traveling companion short of a human that you could ask for.
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May 23, 07:54 PM
@Foursquare Badges are Genius
Foursquare - the rapidly growing location based service -- has got a bunch of great things going for it. High on my list amongst them are the badges -- just got the "I'm on a Boat" this weekend -- pretty awesome. -
May 15, 06:40 PM
Backyard Gardening: Planting Time
The project continues! Today was planting time. Good to be outside and get my hands in the dirt. Also carved out a new plot that I think should get a bit more sunlight than the first one -- better for some of the plants that require a full regemint of rays.
Will be interesting to see what takes hold in the coming weeks. That is, if the insane weeds don't overrun our garden.
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May 11, 07:57 PM
Upcycling in Style
Recently got my Upcycled Holstee -- very neat concept. Basically you select a print, they hand make-it on a carefully selected upcycled shirt and presto: a wholly unique item. We need more of this -- we have made incredible strides over the last decades bringing recycling into the mainstream, however, it is only kicking the can down the road -- we need to figure out how to really reduce our consumption. Take paper for example, were a recycled life-span could look something like this:- High quality paper stock
- Recycled paper towels [typically lower quality]
- Composite cardboard containers
- Paper pulp [bonding agent]
- Propellant
What we call recycling should more accurately be called down-cycling. We are stretching the lifespan of a product, but it is still an end sum game that sees us continuing to need an ever increasing harvest of resources.
Something like the Upcycled Holstee is a small step; but its the kind of small steps we can all be making.
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@josereyes0 oh yeah, and Twitter for iPad is amazing. Blows everything else out of the water
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@josereyes0 hahaha. Well now they can track large concentrations of them before a critical mass can form via heat sensors
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This is bad ass // RT NY Jets' Command Center Offers Real-Time Analytics for Sales, Stats Freaks http://tinyurl.com/26354x28 hours ago from Pulse News
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@carriejohnson have you tried the official Twitter app for iPad -- huge improvement over the other offerings
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Video: Now I can sleep easy at night — Paul ‘Bear’ Vasquez is finally cashing in on his Double Rainbow fueled... http://tumblr.com/xlrhez0zc38 hours ago from Tumblr
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Well this could make the wknd on the Cape very interesting // NYTimes: Intensifying Hurricane Heads North http://nyti.ms/9Z9xDK
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Island Hopping -- Day on Spectacle Island http://post.ly/uUHw5 days ago from Posterous
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Odd essay about smokers in the NYTimes this weekend -- "The Holdouts" -- http://nyti.ms/9Cp4oX
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I'm at St. Anthony's Feast (152-158 Endicott St, Boston) w/ 14 others. http://4sq.com/bak4yS6 days ago from foursquare
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I'm at Spectacle Island w/ 4 others. http://4sq.com/cqSw096 days ago from foursquare
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Waiting on the ferry for the Boston harbor islands. Beautiful day. http://twitpic.com/2j1nt2
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Well it's officially moving day in Boston / Cambridge. Loads of Jersey plates wandering the streets...6 days ago from TweetDeck
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I'm at East Coast Grill (1271 Cambridge St, Cambridge) w/ 2 others. http://4sq.com/3Wq36J14 days ago from foursquare
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@Asherman1010 what happened to them then?
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Thoroughly enjoyed the Boston Harbor series by @WBUR – thinking I will be heading out there this weekend14 days ago from TweetDeck
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Google Plans Adorable, Green, and (Most Importantly) Free Google Voice Phone Booths http://tinyurl.com/2wrr2zq15 days ago from Pulse News
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Bizzaro Restaurant Week (@ Myers + Chang) http://4sq.com/4t859z16 days ago from foursquare
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Amazing customer service! \\ RT @PressoUSA: @sebcoss that's terrible! Of course you're covered by warranty, mate! I just tried to call you.17 days ago from TweetDeck
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@PressoUSA you guys rock. thank you for all your help!17 days ago from TweetDeck
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September 02, 08:33 AM
Now I can sleep easy at night — Paul ‘Bear’ Vasquez is finally cashing in on his Double Rainbow fueled fame…slinging Microsoft products.
What Does It Mean? Microsoft Rides The ‘Double Rainbow’ Meme To Pimp Its Wares
- August 21, 10:55 AM
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August 19, 08:10 PM
Like moths to a flame — a true leader.
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August 17, 12:39 PM
“I don’t have the money right now. Could I pay you with some of our puppies? How many do you need?”
(via clientsfromhell)Sounds like an ideal arrangement to me.
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August 13, 09:17 AM
“This vegan wallet is made primarily of plastic bags and newspapers, collected off the Streets of Delhi in India. Production of this wallet helps reduce waste in Delhi,provides fair wage employment and subsidizes healthcare and education for each employee’s family.” — HOLSTEE | The Recycled Wallet
Via Swiss Miss.
Congrats to the Holstee team! Wallet looks great.
- August 06, 04:59 PM
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August 04, 10:27 PM
The Oregon Trail - Official Trailer
Somebody please make this. Immediately.
- August 01, 07:23 PM
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July 29, 10:31 PM
Watch. Absorb. Ponder.
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July 22, 01:27 PM
Scottish beer packaged inside dead rodents
This is the most insane thing I have ever seen. Anyone want to lend me 500 pounds so I can try this stuff?
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July 16, 01:42 PM
Swimming Pools Coming to Manhattan for a Few Days
What an amazing concept. One more reason why I need to move to NYC ASAP — love the creativity going on there dealing with urban fabric & design.
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July 15, 05:29 PM
Yeah this looks about accurate. Not entirely sure where I fit on this chart though.
[via www.retrevo.com]
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July 12, 12:45 PM
Animated GIF of the Day: THIS. IS. FIFA!
[reddit.]
Don’t mess with the Dutch.
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July 11, 12:15 PM
Wide-eyed by nature, the owls lamented that they weren’t better able to express the ocular trauma of this new turquoise monstrosity.
(Photo: Jasper James; Dwell)
PURE GENIUS. One of the best yet.
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July 08, 01:37 PM
Curatedx Presso Espresso Machine Video Review (via @HOLSTEE)
Suddenly I am no longer wondering what I want for my birthday. What an amazing product! Thanks for sharing guys
- July 08, 10:29 AM
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July 06, 02:14 PM
OK Go - End Love - Official Video (via OkGo)
Well this officially just blew my mind. Click here for info on how they made it.
- July 04, 01:26 PM
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July 03, 02:51 PM
Vuvuzela Hero In Action, In Our Nightmares
This had better never come true.
- July 01, 08:59 PM
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June 29, 11:00 AM
Excellent. Why there aren’t more slides in-place of escalators baffles me. Video shows a slide being built in Berlin’s Alexanderplatz U-Bahn station.
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June 27, 03:54 PM
a fairly brief but sufficiently detailed summary of ghana international fc’s joyful win over the usa soccer team.
perhaps now, with a black african team thrashing a load of white guys with german sounding names, we can stand up and say that racism is finally over?
by ghee
Still sad that I can no longer root for the USA
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June 24, 02:58 PM
“Soccer is a gentleman’s game played by ruffians and Rugby is a ruffian’s game played by gentlemen”
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June 23, 09:55 AM
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The Desert Foxes [ #ALG ] failed to make it out of group play in their previous World Cup appearances in 1982 and 1986. Its 1982 exit came about because West Germany and Austria arranged a 1-0 victory by West Germany in the final group match that allowed both teams to advance at Algeria’s expense.
The ensuing scandal resulted in FIFA playing the final group matches simultaneously.
”Did not realize that was why. Dirty tactics indeed. Still hoping for a USA victory over Algeria today though - June 22, 05:48 PM
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June 21, 06:58 PM
after successfully sending off every single member of both the Chilean and Swiss teams plus all of the associated touch line staff, world class referee Khalid Al Ghamdi finally has enough elbow room to properly perform his confetti dance.
one in a series of increasingly ropey doodles by gee
It was a pretty epic site to see — not sure I’ve ever witnessed so many cards being handed out in a single game
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June 21, 03:40 PM
Should World Cup Broadcasters Mute Vuvuzela Horns?
Video demos software that can remove the Vuvuzela’s drone from the audio track of World Cup broadcasts. I for one would be interested in ESPN starting to use it.
- June 18, 04:33 PM
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June 16, 11:52 AM
The USA condensed to the size of New Hampshire. Now thats an interesting concept.
via awesome.good.is
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June 15, 11:05 AM
Electric Audi Takes A Lap at Le Mans
Wonder what a quite race would be like? Just imagine if the whole starting grid were electric…
Very sexy car though
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June 11, 09:00 AM
A rescued pony named Monty listens to the Archers on the radio at Brinsley Animal Rescue centre in Nottinghamshire. The wild ponies are listening to the radio to help them get used to human contact, after they were found roaming the Devon moors in poor condition. Picture: PA. Telegraph UK
Who says cassette tapes are dead?
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June 08, 11:50 AM
Your Brain on Computers - Attached to Technology and Paying a Price - NYTimes.com
My favorite quote: “But he recently began using an iPhone and noticed a change; he felt its pull, even when playing with his daughter.”
The iPhone can certainly be an insidious object — it will change your life, one moment at a time. Highly recommend you read the full article.
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June 07, 01:51 PM
In a word: wow.
What a campaign video. No-nonsense indeed.
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June 01, 04:25 PM
What your email address says about your computer skills
Genius! Guess I should really get around to activating my domain name’s email functionality
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June 01, 02:26 PM
In a word: terrifying.
Dot Shot: Sinkhole in Guatemala City - Dot Earth Blog - NYTimes.com
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June 01, 07:24 AM
The Man Who Could Unsnarl Manhattan Traffic
NYC (and by proxy, the NY Senate) needs to take the brave steps outlined by Komanoff. This could be huge.
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May 31, 01:27 PM
Seriously enjoying the beat in Pastel Lights by Ishi. Great sound. Take a listen & check out their myspace:
http://www.myspace.com/ishiisound
Enjoy!
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May 27, 02:49 PM
Wired iPad App Sells 24,000 Copies in First 24 Hours
At $4.99 per issue it is a bit too pricey for my taste…especially when compared to the cost of a printed copy.
- May 25, 12:05 PM
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May 24, 11:51 AM
As Lost Ends, Creators Explain How They Did It, What’s Going On
Great piece by Wired. Love that they are drinking Dharma Beer
- May 21, 01:33 PM
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Seriously enjoying the beat in Pastel Lights by Ishi. Great sound. Take a listen & check out their myspace: http://www.myspace.com/ishiisound Enjoy!4 plays
Profile
Sebastian Coss
Summary
Prefer to be hands-on and in a position to interact with clients both internally and externally on a daily basis.
Thrive in a fast-paced, collaborative setting that constantly pushes me to preform in new & innovative ways.
Completed a two-year stint in Germany where I studied at the European School of Business in Reutlingen, Germany in conjuncture with my International Business program from Northeastern University in Boston, MA.
Experience
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Jul 2010 - Present
Account Development Manager / Forrester Research
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Mar 2009 - Present
Architecture & Strategy Consultant / Sebastian Coss Consultancy
Continuation of previous employment with Philips Healthcare as a sub-contractor on a part-time basis -
Jul 2009 - Jul 2010
Client Services / Forrester Research
Worked to connect our clients to the industry's leading research and analysts -
Feb 2008 - Mar 2009
Web Knowledge Architect / Philips Healthcare
Ensured the timely and orderly launch of a knowledge sharing platform, the Philips Healthcare Intelligence Desktop [PHID], to over 1000 users in North America, Europe, Middle East and Asia
Member of multi-nationality core decision-making PHID Project Team based out of Böblingen, German which oversaw End-to-End development cycle -
Aug 2006 - Aug 2007
Advertising Manager / The Northeastern News (Now the Huntington News)
Responsible for selling of ad space to both local business & national agencies to ensure the newspaper maintained a consistent revenue stream -
Jan 2006 - Aug 2007
Barista / Starbucks Coffee Company
Great place to learn how to stay cool under intense pressure. -
Jan 2007 - Jun 2007
Junior Project Manager / Banta Internet Solutions (Now RR Donnelley)
Managed team responsible for the upkeep of the HP Graphic Arts portal website -
Aug 2006 - May 2007
Resident Assistant / Northeastern University
Responsible for health & well being of 40+ Freshman Residents in Kennedy Hall. -
May 2006 - Aug 2006
Telephone Sales Associate / Handel and Haydn Orchestral Society
Established relationships with potential and returning customers during the subscription process to produce consistently positive sales figures -
Jan 2005 - Apr 2005
Alumni Outreach Specialist / Northeastern Telefund
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Aug 2004 - Nov 2004
Precinct Manager & Canvasser / MoveOn.org
Worked in both Boston, MA & St. Petersburg, FL leading up to the 2004 Presidential Election
Education
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2007 - 2009
Hochschule Reutlingen
Bachelor of Science in International Business (Diplom-Betriebswrit) in International BusinessActivities: American Club -- provide advice and assistance through once-weekly meetings between American and German students who will go on exchanges to the respective schools during their studies. -
2004 - 2009
Northeastern University
BSIB - Marketing in Marketing, GermanActivities: Co-Advertising Manager of The Northeastern News, Resident Assistant in Kennedy Hall, International Business Club

