Friday Link Pack

Waterfall swing at World Maker Faire. (via)

– These low fruit/vegetable bowls are stunning.

– Artist Eric Oglander searches Craigslist for photos of mirrors for sale and collects them on his tumblr. Absurdly awesome.

– This is a beauty of a backpack.

– Interesting concept: Goodpin is a social platform for collaborative giving. (via)

– Adobe Shape lets you capture images and convert raster to vector with your PHONE. http://www.adobe.com/ch_fr/products/shape.html (via glass)

– Woodsnap prints photos on wood. Looks beautiful!

– A tool that will allow you to carve beautiful type driven pumpkins as shown on this product page? Yes, please.

– 12 fall vegetables you should know how to cook.

– This beanbag by Yogibo looks all kind of legit and comfy.

– Mission Control Sleeping bag. My 4 year old son would dig this.

– IDEO is developing an online school to unlock the creative potential in everyone.

– Words that have no business being in your emails

– Wow. Video of a hawk attacking a drone. (via)

– Stephen Fry explains humanism in 4 animated videos: Happiness, Truth and the meaning of life and death

– An intelligent bracelet that helps you manage stress: Olive.

– It’s a watering can, it’s a water carafe. It’s cool.

– David Hieatt shares his favorite resources. Good stuff.

– Slow Factory x Able Made created the Nebula Lova Scarf to fund Cancer Research.

– Amazon to open a store in NYC. An actual store. Wait, what?

– In its latest adventure, New York Times’ Living City series explores the city’s enormous underground steam distribution system.

– Why give out candy if you can give out candy Tattly on Halloween? Also, spooky spider.

– IDEO is looking to hire a Full-Stack Developer. I don’t even know what that is but I would work for IDEO in a heartbeat.