November 2009
23 posts
Wave Door Gallery →
This is a pretty wacky door.
Kottke links to my 'How to Go to the Zoo' essay →
Bookmarked here for the ego files. And posterity.
Scroll Clock →
Nerd alert: clock made from scrollbars!
Fiat Lux →
Totally impractical but way awesome lighting design: turn the lamp on by putting its switch into orbit. Sort of.
Watch36 Hours in Vegas
Somebody makes a case for getting rid of the... →
This is such a 20th century concept. Here’s a better idea: let’s create an electronic currency where decimal points don’t matter. Want to charge $99.9999 for that? Why not? Geeks can buy stuff…
COTEetCIEL has an expanded collection of goods, if... →
This is the house brand of Cosmo, my old company in Hong Kong. I really dig the rucksack, actually.
UuuuuuuuMAZING analysis of Choose Your Own... →
I’m all the more fascinated because somewhere in a file drawer, I have twenty of these books diagrammed out on giant graph paper. I’d planned something like this, but I’m just not programmer enough…
College basketball countdown: No. 1 Kansas →
Rock Chalk.
Going Social: Faculty, Administrators and... →
I’m bookmarking this only to highlight the quality of this sentence: “Pasquale Verdicchio looks every bit the literary scholar — probing eyes gleam through reading glasses, a salt-and-pepper beard…
It's 1975 And This Man Is About To Show You The... →
Oh goodness. I’m totally making my next client presentation look like this.
The Berlin Wall: 20 Years Later →
NYT uses a nice interactive slider feature to compare the Berlin wall 20 years ago and today.
Claudio Baladron & Diego Grass designed a new... →
Chad and Steven - let’s keep this in mind if we ever need a new location for Harbor Uptown, OK?
Papercrafted Head on Flickr - Photo Sharing! →
Oh goodness. If I’m ever invited to a Halloween party again, I’m totally making something like this.
Nathan's hollywood work just keeps rolling out: ... →
And he pops up in the other characters videos, too!
October 30, 2009: Milton takes a stab at book... →
“However, many books, Wise men have said, are wearisome; who reads Incessantly, and to his reading brings not A spirit and judgment equal or superior, (And what he brings what needs he elsewhere…