Falling books bookend

bookend

via Switched On Set: Falling Books Bookend by Artori.

Fast Food Feedbags


New Wearable Feedbags Let Americans Eat More, Move Less

Half a Century of Nuclear Explosions

via Art Space Tokyo - Blog: Half a Century of Nuclear Explosions.

Young stars forming

Baby Stars in Galactic Rat’s Nest:

— three baby stars in the bustling center of our Milky Way galaxy

via NASA - Baby Stars in Galactic Rat’s Nest.

Wave goodbye to email

FallingWater

A wonderful little short recreating Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater:

Learn more about this masterpiece at the painfully slow, Flash-bloated fallingwater.org.

Found via 1934.cc

Shawn Feeney, the forensic artist

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via drawn.ca

Prius vs Hyundai

Cotorich

copyright cotorich

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Telegraph kiss

telegraph kiss

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Melinda Gates wants an iPhone

Contains strong language:

from funny or die.

Twitter in plain English

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Fry on Twitter

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via Mashable.

Shoes

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Prophylactic animals

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And another Durex one here:
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New rules

rules

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Monster Draw

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Via CR Blog

Alex Buga

alex buga

Jeff Kulak

kulak

An interview with Jeff Kulak on Veerle.

Desktop color lovers

Search Color Lovers from your desktop with this Adobe AIR COLOURlovers Desktop Color Finder app:

color lovers desktop app

Mimari Yasukawa

The Japanese art of Kirikane:

kirikane

In Japanese art, decorative technique used for Buddhist paintings and wooden statues and for lacquerwork. The technique used for paintings and statues employs gold or silver foil cut into thin strips or minute triangular or square pieces, which are laid on designs painted in with glue. The designs consist of straight or curved lines, a wavy vertical stripe pattern (tate-waku), or small flowers. Kirikane was imported from China during the T’ang dynasty (618–907). The earliest extant examples are the wooden Shi Tennō (“Four Guardian Gods”) of the Kon-dō, Hōryū Temple near Nara, thought to be works of the late Asuka (552–645) or early Hakuhō (645–724) period. It was from the Late Heian period (897–1185) that this technique flourished, however. The paintings of the Jūni-ten (“Twelve Guardian Gods”) in the Kyōōgokoku Temple, Kyōto, are regarded as typical examples. — britannica.com

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WP 2.7

If you haven’t yet upgraded to WordPress 2.7, perhaps this video will convince you:

Jen Stark

jen stark

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the humble peg

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Adolie Day

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