Building phonetic pronunciation into the letter design of a font. Wow!
This is a brilliant way to make a complex character set more manageable to learn. Check it out and see if you can find the Super Hero within:
http://johnsonbanks.co.uk/thoughtfortheweek/phonetikana/
Thanks to Ian McLean (DJ Epyon) for sharing this creative approach.
More interesting stuff: http://www.sashaphilosophy.com
Today, delight in simple things.
Tomorrow, they may go.
Celebrate what nature brings.
Live, this life you know.
Check out this video of a sweet little girl seeing rain for the first time, and tell me how it makes you feel… time
Kevin Kruse just created a ripple effect. He threw a stone by reviewing a new book by Chris Hutchinson for Forbes Magazine, entitled, Ripple: A Field Manual for Leadership That Works. 
So, why am I posting someone else’s book review, rather than reviewing the book myself? Well, ’cause I have a lot of work to do on the very topic that the book covers—self-alignment—, and I’m allowing the ripple effect of Kevin’s inspiration to help me self-align. According to Kevin Kruse, Hutchinson’s teaching demonstrates that true leadership is like skipping stones in a pond. Kevin explains that “the secret to leadership is that the power isn’t in the stone. It’s in the ripples. And stone-throwers simply can’t set robust, long-lasting ripples in motion if they’re not starting from a place of self-alignment.” So, as I experiment with the principles of the book on my own, I’m re-casting Kevin’s stone and focusing on Hutchinson’s three steps to get into alignment:
Now, what are your next steps? Can you feel the ripple effect?
Susan E. Hendrich 