{tesla was right}

n55 is a design group with a political mission. They see human need exploited by concentrations of power, and human interaction infected with power games and competition.

Even before we met Craigslist and Occupy Wall Street, people were looking to live without the hegemony of power and to interact with one-another without competition or profit. n55 has tapped into this sentiment, and looks to improve our human situation through design and programming. ROOMS is a personal favorite of ours.

n55 exists only when engaged. The projects and products are designed for anyone at any ability level. As we interact with the manuals, n55’s vision is brought to life. So go, spacial cadets, you are all part of n55, you just have yet to participate.

They live at this address: www.n55.dk

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Missing Harrison Ford rom-coms,

{the spacial cadets}

{tacos tacos tacos tacos}

Kimchi tacos are absolutely amazing. Who knew?

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Late bloomer,
{the spacial cadets}

{don’t look down}

If you happen to look up whilst traversing the High Line, you might see this:

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Depression classics,
{the spacial cadets}

{ammonia stain}

Neutrals to yellow.

It’s a most difficult sort of color transition, and Missoni has done it so well this season. Here is the video for their show. Love it, and if you can, live it.

The ETRO line is great (though quite conservative) as well. Their models may be drunk, uh oh, ‘w3 dont kn0w’. We do think their music is contemporary without being trendy, nouveau without being annoying, us while being more expensive…

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my puffy,

{the spacial cadets}

{blasé}

Dear Bear Lake Reader’s Digest Readership,

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Lazy Sunday/lazy Susan/blasé sundae,

{the spacial cadets}

{controversy controversy}

The advertisements of Benetton.

Think about it. I haven’t.

 

P.S. – They sell clothes.

http://www.benetton.com/

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Propaganda,
{the spacial cadets}

{we got birds}

Dear Mom,

We’re now on Twitter now, so, if you like, you can follow us!

@SCSociety

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’bout time,

{the spacial cadets}

{underground rock-opera}

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Radical,

{the spacial cadets}

{not your average naadam}

Colorado College recently hosted a summer class entitled “Vernacular Architecture: The Yurt.”

In constructing a yurt, the class was educated on the history of yurts and countless handicraft, woodworking, and construction techniques. Led by Professor Scott Johnson, the students succeeded in building what we here at the society see as one of the most beautiful and sublime objects ever to come out of the college. All programming and design work was arrived at by group consensus, while all components are made by hand. The wood was sourced from Casey’s Lumber and either comes from Colorado or the campus itself.

Students, faculty, staff: This yurt is yours to use. As part of the programming, anyone at the college is able to make use of this for academic or personal endeavors.

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https://warehousetimeshares.lol,

{spacial cadet society}

{santa fe: the trip}

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Fantasy,

{the spacial cadets