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| Friday Apr 20, 2001 | Aeclectic tarot is the best tarot deck database online. It lists over 250 decks by category, such as the well-known Rider-Waite Tarot, the classic Thoth Tarot, the remarkable Dali Universal Tarot, and even such self-published gems as the simple Stick Figure Tarot, the questionable Babylon 5 Tarot, the remarkable Curious Tarot, and the mixed-message Rock & Roll Tarot.
Reviews and links to order available decks make each entry interesting. to Art by eclipse |
| Wednesday Mar 7, 2001 | Regular e-mail not good enough? Take it outside with BattleMail, or send a message into the unknown with BottleMail. to Internet by eclipse |
| Wednesday Feb 28, 2001 | Did you feel today's earthquake in Seattle? It was recorded on this seismogram and mapped on this Iris interactive Seismic Monitor. It surprised me to learn that earthquakes have their own sounds, too. to Science by eclipse |
| Wednesday Dec 6, 2000 | Another charming Curious George tale, this time about George and the man with the big trust fund. to Politics by eclipse |
| Tuesday Nov 28, 2000 | Though I have not seen this movie yet, it is my understanding that one of the characters has Osteogenesis Imperfecta, a rare genetic disorder that causes brittle bones. I have very mild Type I OI.
to Health by eclipse |
| Monday Aug 28, 2000 | A creative way to get rid of what must certainly be a troublesome problem. to Sex by eclipse |
| Wednesday Aug 2, 2000 | The first UNIX servers I ever saw were on NeXT boxes named after the seven deadly sins. This helps me to remember them, but if you can't, you can get a t-shirt with animals characterizing each sin - "...what could possibly epitomize Couvetousness better than a frog?" Good question.
Now, do you remember the seven heavenly virtues? No? Me neither. to Religion by eclipse |
| Monday Jul 10, 2000 | Should men wear lipstick? Uh, no. At least, not that shade of purple. to Culture by eclipse |
| Saturday Jul 8, 2000 | And in other cone-related news, Robyn Hitchcock is known amongst fegmaniax for his collectible cone art. to Music by eclipse |
| Tuesday May 9, 2000 | C.S. Lewis is probably best known for his Chronicles of Narnia, which has inspired dreams as well as faith in many. However, he is also well known and loved for many of his other great works, such as The Screwtape Letters, and my favorite, Till We Have Faces.
to Books by eclipse |
| Monday May 8, 2000 | Poor Metallica. Apparantly they're losing so much from the likes of Napster, they've had to sell some other things to get by.
And if you think there's still anything there worth saving, you can make a (non tax-deductible) donation to help Lars and the rest of the guys out. So far they've netted $247! to Music by eclipse |
| Monday Apr 17, 2000 | Kokigami is "A pleasure to make and a delight to use & the ideal gift for the man who has everything or the woman who likes to play with paper dolls." I'm sure Al Pacino is thrilled. to Sex by eclipse |
| Sunday Apr 16, 2000 | Tetris is more than just a game. Especially at fourteen stories high. to Art by eclipse |
| Tuesday Apr 4, 2000 | Some people lust after Gillian Anderson. Some people lust after cherry pie. And yes, there are some who lust after both. to Web by eclipse |
| Some people have gotten amazingly creative with The Sims. Now here's a public service announcement.
to Games by eclipse |
| Wednesday Mar 15, 2000 | Life is hard when you're a wanna-be rock star. to Music by eclipse |
| Thursday Feb 3, 2000 | Make your bad kitty write one of these phrases 100 times on the blackboard. to Pets by eclipse |
| Tuesday Feb 1, 2000 | Rivertrout's mission: to keep the passion of written missives alive and enhanced in the age of the Web. to Literature by eclipse |
| Master the basics of Zen without falling asleep. to Religion by eclipse |
| Friday Jan 28, 2000 | More pretty ways to waste time and lose yourself on the web. to Web by eclipse |
| Friday Jan 21, 2000 | I love to watch eclipses, but nobody is more devoted to them Fred Espenak, Mr. Eclipse himself. He's even got a great collection of eclipse stamps. And if you're fascinated with things beyond our chunk of rock, you'll enjoy Views of the Solar System as well. Pictures of Saturn also make great desktops! to Science by eclipse |
| Wednesday Jan 5, 2000 | Did you see The Miraculous Winking Jesus wink at you? Even if you didn't, the Best of Reflections can be enlightening in itself. to Web by eclipse |
| Friday Nov 12, 1999 | Are you an Ol' Dirty Bastard or a Ghostfacer Killer? Find out with the world's first Wu-Tang namelizer. to Web by eclipse |
| Tuesday Nov 9, 1999 | Would 100 monkeys in front of 100 typewriters for 100 years eventually type a Shakespearean sonnet? The Search for Intelligent Monkeys on the Internet hopes to find out. to Web by eclipse |
| Thursday Nov 4, 1999 | Personal Jukebox will allow you to store up to 80 hours - about 1,200 songs worth - of mp3's on a portable player when it becomes available in December (it'll even have a car kit!). Sounds great, but at approximately $10 per playback hour, it may not be for everyone. to Gadgets by eclipse |
| If you were a big fan of Northern Exposure and would like to know the finer details of the show, then The Moose's Guide to Northern Exposure has everything you need to know. to Television by eclipse |
| As if it wasn't enough to be able to play old video games on your PC, you can now take MAME with you on your Kodak Digita Camera. to Games by eclipse |
| Before CD's, cassettes, 8-tracks and even vinyl, there was the wax cylinder, on which music was recorded to play on the first phonograph. www.tinfoil.com offers an interesting history of early recorded sounds, a resource for buyers and sellers, and a Cylinder of the Month, a wax cylinder recorded into digital format for you to hear. to Music by eclipse |
| Tuesday Nov 2, 1999 | The SF Gate's Liveviews has some pretty neat live views of San Francisco taken from the Transamerica Building, the Embarcadero Skydeck, the Bay Bridge, and more. to Web by eclipse |
| Wednesday Oct 13, 1999 | FuckU-FuckMe(tm) is for when your text-based netsex just isn't good enough. to Sex by eclipse |
| Thursday Jul 29, 1999 | Enter your name and discover your Egyptian roots. to Web by eclipse |
| Monday Jul 26, 1999 | Starshine is a "small, optically reflective spheroid" launched from Space Shuttle Discovery in June 1999. This mirror-covered satellite is naked-eye visible after dark to folks between the latitudes of 60 degrees North and 60 degrees South.
The GSOC Satellite Predictions page allows you to enter your home latitude and longitude and get information about when and where Starshine might be visible to you. It also gives the current position of Starshine, as well as 10-day predictions for Mir, ISS, Columbia, and Iridium Flares, among lots of other things. to Science by eclipse |
| I'm real bacon! Ssss. to Comics by eclipse |
| How do you glue glass to vinyl? What about paper to metal? This to That can help you find the right glues to bond things that don't take Rubber Cement. to Web by eclipse |
| Friday Jun 25, 1999 | Trevor Brown's art may be fasciating, beautiful, bizarre, and even disturbing. But I'd hardly call it stupid. to Art by eclipse |
| If you love Sanrio and you dig the Tarot, then Hello, Tarot was made for people like you (and me). to Culture by eclipse |
| Monday May 10, 1999 | If you've ever wanted to work in the control room of a nuclear power plant, but didn't want the burden of responsibility when the meltdown happens, the Nuclear Power Plant Game is for you. The reactor exploded? Oh darn.
to Games by eclipse |
| If you ever wanted to see what a cat scan looks like, now's your chance. to Humor by eclipse |
| If you feel totally clueless about things like ADSL, e-commerce, object-oriented programming, and other computer-related buzzwords, whatis.com is here to help. to Internet by eclipse |
| Tuesday Apr 20, 1999 | Can Barney Fife and the folks of Mayberry help save your soul?
The Lord works in mysterious ways. to Religion by eclipse |
| Wednesday Mar 31, 1999 | WFMU's Crackpots and Visionaries trading cards "...pay tribute to a few of the iconoclastic, free-spirited, and
sometimes dangerous souls who have inspired us over the years. We chose from among geniuses and charlatans,
saints and homicidal maniacs, from the revered to the reprehensible." Collect 'em all! to Web by eclipse |
| Denny's is the Mecca for the hungry night-owl. But one hungry man has turned a meal into a pilgrimage.
Has he visited the Denny's in your hometown? to Food by eclipse |
| Monday Mar 29, 1999 | Most of us remember Land of the Lost. But did you know
the show's resident aliens had their own language? to Television by eclipse |
| The Garden Of Origami is a beautifully simple set of web pages devoted to (what else?) origami, its techniques, uses, mastery, and more.
to Art by eclipse |
| This weekend, most people in the US will move their clocks ahead one hour for Daylight Savings Time.
Last weekend, most people in Australia moved their clocks back one hour for Daylight Savings Time. Confused?
www.timeanddate.com can help.
Keep track of current time in up to 16 cities (of your choosing) using the
Personalized World Clock. to Web by eclipse |
| Wednesday Mar 10, 1999 | Plumb Design's Visual Thesaurus not only looks up synonyms for you, but lets you actually see how words are interconnected. to Linguistics by eclipse |
| Friday Mar 5, 1999 | If Jesus was against animal sacrifice and made the Last Supper meat-free, do you suppose He was a vegetarian? to Food by eclipse |
| Wednesday Mar 3, 1999 | When you breed polydactyl cats with other polydactyl cats, you get Twisty Cats. to Wackos by eclipse |
| Friday Feb 26, 1999 | If you really like stuffed animals (aka plushies) - that is, you really really like them - then the Furry Plushie Page is for you. to Sex by eclipse |
| Import a Japanese carp for your pond for only $700, learn some Japanglish, and pick up some traditional Japanese clothing, all from Japan-shop.com.
to Culture by eclipse |
| "Do you have to be black to speak jive?" The Jive Page brings you the answer to this and other important questions, such as "What is jive?" Get your hands off my 'fro!
to Culture by eclipse |
| Friday Feb 12, 1999 | The Museum of Bad Art exhibits the kind of art you'll never find in the MOMA.
to Art by eclipse |
| If you've always wanted to pierce something but have been afraid of how it might look or how much it might hurt, try Piercing Mildred instead. All of the fun, none of the pain - and win prizes, too! to Games by eclipse |
| 1 Squirrel + 2 Vivarin = Fun! to Wackos by eclipse |
| Scientists studying the origin of crop circles should stop looking for UFO's and just see circlemakers.
Want to give it a shot? Even beginners can practice high art.. to Culture by eclipse |
| Tuesday Feb 9, 1999 | BabySue ain't right in the head, but she's got some helpful tips. to Comics by eclipse |
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