Goal Setting

 

 
After a recent guest speaker at The Farm who pushed the point about the importance of goal setting, our Strategist Angela announced that there was "fat chance" of her "ever going to the gym". I gave her the challenge to come to a Spin class the following week. For some reason she agreed to it... Not only was she the quietest we'd ever heard her, but she loved it!!
 
 

Posted on 11/18/2008 5:10:00 PM by NatashaHammond

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COFA Annual

Starring our designer Nikki Sulentic!

Her project is entitled 'Super Modern Nomad'
 

Exhibition Dates: November 27–November 30, 2008. 10am-4pm
Opening Night:
Wednesday, November 26, 6-8pm

 

Posted on 11/17/2008 12:11:00 PM by NatashaHammond

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FFFFOUND


 Visual bookmarking of design goodness!

http://ffffound.com/

Posted on 11/14/2008 6:50:00 PM by NatashaHammond

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Barzilla

Another great Friday at the Exhibition hotel but something slightly abnormal was on the horizon... Once it was spotted, there was nothing more to do than run up to the  bar to stand next to it, simply to judge the magnitude of what we were dealing with. I may be a pretty short guy to begin with but as the evidence shows, standing next to such a giant makes me appear to be approximately 5 years old. Who the heck is that child at the bar buying beers!!? In the end, nobody was hurt, beers were had and pictures were taken. Good times! 

Posted on 10/15/2008 9:58:00 AM by ShannonDeminick

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The Farm Internet Failover Plan

It came to our attention yesterday that our building had lost all data access to the outside world. AAPT was blaming Optus and there was no telling what day we would have our data access back. Lucky we have a separate data center for our web servers.

Being a digital agency we needed to stay connected to be able to update our sites and to contact our clients. And since our phones run on VoIP we were between a rock and a hard place. So I did the obvious thing. I tried to teach this hamster to both modulate and demodulate digital signals on this tin can telephone line.

 

   

 

Ok so the hampster (we'll call him Freddie) was not really up to the task with his Monday-itis. So I devised an engenious plan. What if I could run our entire network through a computer connected to one of the spare iBurst wireless modems in storage? So I called Chilli Internet to set up an account.

 

Before I knew it I had a working data connection on my laptop, sharing the connection to 28 computers through its ethernet port. All that was left was to point the DNS servers to the laptop's IP and then run ipconfig /release and ipconfig /renew on all the PC's in the office.

This was the end result: 

 


 

Macgyver would be proud :o)

 


ps. The catch was that our email could not work. We could send emails to the outside world but not receive them. This was because our email gets forwarded to our office's static IP address. I could have changed our mail forwarding IP with our provider, however it would have taken up to 24hours to change, and then I'd have to change it back once the building's data connection was fixed. If we were given a timeframe of a week then it might have been worth it. 


 

Posted on 10/14/2008 10:32:00 AM by AnthonyDang

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YOUNG BLOOD: DESIGNERS MARKET

 

Showcase and sell your designs in a high-profile, selective, market environment. Produced by the Powerhouse Museum, Young Blood brings together the best Australian design talent for a weekend of networking and selling, with food, refreshments and entertainment to complete the experience.

Young Blood @ Christmas
Friday 12 December 6.00 - 9.00pm
& Saturday 13 December 8.00am - 5.00pm

Call for entries open 20 October, closing 19 November

Enquiries: youngblood@phm.gov.au
www.powerhousemuseum.com/youngblood

Posted on 10/13/2008 2:52:00 PM by NatashaHammond

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Swiss Legacy

Typography & Graphic Design

http://www.swisslegacy.com/

Posted on 10/10/2008 3:19:00 PM by NatashaHammond

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The Cool Hunter

DESIGN INSPIRATION FROM AROUND THE GLOBE

http://www.thecoolhunter.com.au/

Posted on 10/10/2008 3:05:00 PM by NatashaHammond

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Matsuri - Sushi in Surry Hills

I just found a great sushi place on Crown St. It is awesome. I liken it to a sushi deli. Choose from the already made boxes, or choose which pieces you want. It is opposite the Commonwealth bank on Crown St.

 

Here's how to get to it from The Farm

Click here


The only down side is that credit card purchases must be over $20. So even though I only wanted the $11 lunch pack, I was stuck having to get the really expensive (but very tasty) sushi.

   

 

Posted on 9/15/2008 3:56:00 PM by AnthonyDang

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Optimus Tactus keyboard

A customisable keyboard - wouldn't this be good to have in the office. It's still at concept stage but the Optimus Maximus model goes for a modest $1877 USD. Learn more about it here

There's alot of other cool stuff on Art Lebedev Studio's website including credit card sized turntable scratch cards!

 





Posted on 9/3/2008 2:47:00 PM by HugoVann

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