Wired shares this project to make a map based upon airports instead of politics

Excerpt:
Davies has created a new map of the world by mashing up airport data and a spherical Voroni diagram that creates new borders by finding the exact midpoint between any two airports. Borders set by treaties, rivers, and mountains are replaced with new lines driven purely by math. The result is a view of the world that looks more like a cellular diagram or mosaic than a map.

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Airports are increasingly destinations for cocktails

Airports are serving up more unique cocktails reports today's New York Times. Enjoy a Beet Down cocktail in your Denver airport mug from Air Wear.

We're shipping a Cincinnati Journal

Maybe the Cincinnati rock-band The National is using it to write lyrics...

Airports showing off art

The line too long at the Met?  Stop by LGA or JFK. :) 

Airports are increasingly becoming dining spots as well as art nodes, says today's Wall St. Journal. 

Speaking of airport art, AirWear offers souvenirs for many of the airports mentioned, including: MIA, DFW, and DCA. 

 

We're shipping a Nantucket baseball cap to some lucky high flyer ...

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We're shipping a Martha's Vineyard MVY t-shirt

Think of us while you're on the beach.  :)

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We're shipping out some Madrid bumper stickers

We're sending a customer some Madrid stickers. Someone is MAD about Madrid, and we agree, it's a beautiful city. Enjoy~

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