Nintendo 64

A community portal about Nintendo 64 with blogs, videos, and photos. According to Wikipedia.org: The Nintendo 64 is Nintendo's third home video game console for the international market. The N64 was released on June 23, 1996 in Japan ; September 29, 1996 in North America and Brazil ; March 1, 1997 in Europe/ Australia, September 1, 1997 in France. It was released with three launch games in Japan, and two in North America and PAL region. The Nintendo 64 cost $199 at launch in the United States.

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The Secret Location

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The Secret Location is an agency that works on interactive, film, animation, and motion graphics. Their portfolio exemplifies their work, by providing an immersive flash experience around a conjured up story leading a character to follow a mysterious path that leads to the secret location. Luckily the story is short and engaging, because that location leads down the path to the real goods, the company site and portfolio. Once you summon the remote control in the lower left menu, you... Read Full Story

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Daisy Balloon

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Daisy is an artist that does incredible things with balloons. The site presently shows some amazing dresses fabricated with the long balloons you’d usually only see in the form of little animals, but Daisy elevates the art to design amazing clothing that could be called haute couture. I could easily imagine these things being made out of a less ephemeral material and being worn, albeit a bit uncomfortably. The portfolio is bold and simple, with full-screen sized, closely-framed photography... Read Full Story

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Jason Santa Maria

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Brooklyn visual designer Jason Santa Maria redesigns his site with a more flexible system that will allow him to adapt the design of each entry to suit the content. He notes that this is a redefined focus on art direction, and a magazine approach to content publishing outside of the typical confines of a CMS templating system. I liked previous site design, and its reference to physical print. But I find that while the new visual style might refer back to the feeling of print, this... Read Full Story

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Maison Living - Georgetown

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Did somebody say there’s a new home furnishings store in D.C.? Yesterday, Terri Sapienza of The Washington Post , featured the opening of Maison Living in Georgetown. I’m open for any excuse to head over to Georgetown and this store is nestled in a beautiful, residential area. Maison Living is the new sister store to the established antiques store, Jean Pierre Antiques. Owner, Jean Pierre Sarfati, is seeking to create a boutique store with stylish pieces at reasonable prices. Goal... Read Full Story

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How to Divide a Room or hide a Home Office Stylishly

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Remember when a door was just a door? A slab of wood with hinges and handles? And a wall was just a wall? Permanent? Plaster and paint? Opaque? When I lived in New York, I found the tiny studio I lived in needed to be divided into two: one for the living space and one for the bedroom. It was an odd shape so it didn’t have that tiny “loft” feeling, thus lent itself to the plan. Unfortunately, back then, there weren’t such amazing options. My dad came in and put up a wall that was too... Read Full Story

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