Stencils. Stencils of various people. Stencils of Movie and TV. Stencils of Famous People. So much fun. Favorites include: Wonder Woman, The Man With No Name (Clint Eastwood), Betty Page, PeeWee, Che, Mr. T, Darth Vader. #
Five simple steps to designing grid systems - Part 4. Mark Boulton continues his excellent series. #
Eye of the Storm!, a most amazing Flickr photo set. (via) #
Hurricanes from Space, thanks to the Marshall Space Flight Center. These are older hurricanes, Katrina is not posted. (via) #
Earth flyby video. This is just amazing. The Messenger spacecraft, on it's way to Mercury, used the Eart as a gravity boost. This movie is taken from the flyby of Earth. Stunning. (via) #
Airplanes in Flight, or More Fun With Google Maps. Check out the planes landing or taking off. Very nice. (via) #
Adam et Rop... Nice Flash Site. I really dig the nav. #
Tim Prentice and his Kinetic Sculpture. Very nice pieces. #
Unreal Artk is gorgeous art created by the game "Unreal Tournament". Amazing. (via) #
e-lusion >Free Icons for this month. Nice greyscale icons. (via) #
Tumbleweed Tiny House Company has some great houses. Well, if you could call them houses. I really want to see one in person. It's brilliant stuff. I'm so intruigued. #
Mexico City by Air. It just goes on and on and on.... #
gazingus.org updates his List Script. This is great. His script was the best. And now it's better. (via) #
Light Field Photography with a Hand-Held Plenoptic Camera which means shoot once, focus later. Nice. (via) #
Bamaland, by Walt Guthrie. I'm so glad this is online. #
Stephen Silver draws after lunch. (via) #
Rob Goring. Man, some really nice stuff here. (via) #
Joseph Seigenthaler: "Noggins". I like. #
Really over-the-top cute photos of Baby Hedgehogs. They look like Anne Geddies photos. (via) #
Strange fossil defies grouping. I love new discoveries. #
xSort, by iPragma, is a card-sorting program for the Mac. It's also a good example of different ways to put letters in front of your name. #
Monkey Do is a great new Greasemonkey script that autoposts to Del.icio.us for you, by Mark Pilgrim. (via) #
Ways One Could, in Theory, Fight the Seether. I thought you can't fight the Seether. Shows you how wrong I was. #
Cool Hunting: Reader Contributions is a very neat idea. They scrape del.icio.us for the tag for:coolhunting and display on their site. Very nice. #
TextDrive Snippets is a great idea, great resource. #
Windows Key Shortcuts. Did you know that Windows Key + E opens a new Explorer Window? Nice. #
Neave Labs Flash Earth is quite fun. I love the zoom effect, very Power of Ten-ish. #
Being able to do a One Handed Card Shuffle is a sure-fire intimidation technique at a card table. #
Spaceworms, your Flash Fun for the Day. (via) #
Ebert's Most Hated Movies. Man is this list fun. "This movie doesn't scrape the bottom of the barrel. This movie isn't the bottom of the barrel. This movie isn't below the bottom of the barrel. This movie doesn't deserve to be mentioned in the same sentence with barrels." Heh. #
The folks over at ungreek.toolbot.com have come up with a different Lorem Ipsum. Now you can greek with Omar Khayamm, Jane Eyre, Lao Tzu, Dante and more. #
Common Errors in English. A very fun read. #
Bird’s-eye views, many of which are more than three feet wide, appear as something between a panoramic view and a map, as though they were drawn by the artist while he was suspended in a hot-air balloon. Just awesome results. (via) #
Giant waterfall discovered in California national park. Really it's been RE-discovered, but still cool. Sidenote: I also want to live in Whiskeytown. (via) #
Panoramic Photographs from the Library of Congress. These are awesome. I love Duluth, Shreveport, Eggleston Springs. They rock so hard. (via) #
It's the 18th century version of the PDA. Gorgeous. Someone, quick, buy me one. (via) #
Oblique Strategies: The Widget. Nice. #
iPod Subway Maps. Nice. Get subway maps for New York, Boston, and Washington DC to download to your iPod. #
It doesn't have them all, but it does have 20 Whammies showcased. I _loved_ Press Your Luck. #
Ballistic Defecation. It's SFW. I don't think I'm to give you any more information than that. #
Jasper Hauser has some mad icon skills. Chicks dig guys with skills. #
Jorn Olsen has some unbelievable photos of clouds. The fast-becoming famous Mammatus Clouds. Great photos. #
The Branding of Polaroid, 1957 - 1977 is a fantastic series of posts well worth reading. #
Ads from 80's comics! What a pleasant blast from the past. #
Sure, it's an old article. But it's on Keeping JavaScript Simple by Peter-Paul Koch. It still applies. A good read. (via) #
Atlantic City casino carpet is the ugliest carpet collection I've ever run across. #
Boston is a dense city by American standards. Today’s city is, however, a pale shadow of the medieval maze that was Boston before large-scale modern planning and spatial concepts entered the picture. (via) #
Note to self: Never, ever, ever play quarters with this guy. #
Kern County, Calif., home of powerful House Ways and Means Chairman Committee Chairman Bill Thomas (R), snagged $722 million in projects, or nearly $1,000 per person. Los Angeles County, with clogged highways and 10 million people, will receive barely $60 per resident. Doncha just admire our politicians sense of the greater good? #
Microsoft Rolls Out 30 New SharePoint Applications. That's a lot of new SharePoint stuff out there for free. Nice. #
Multiple Backgrounds can be done RIGHT NOW with Safari 1.3. This news coming out when IE 7, IN BETA, can't meet many CSS 2 specs. And Safari is hitting CSS 3 specs. Nice job Dave. (via) #
200 Amazing Secrets and Household Hints. My favorite? Freezing your popcorn kernals so they'll all pop. #
This Ms. Pac Man Arcade Game would look great in my place. Hint. Hint. #
The Real Iraqi Threat. Holy Shit. #
