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| Tuesday Sep 12, 2000 | The beauty of many seemingly mundane or uninteresting objects and substances is often
revealed when viewed at
extremely high magnification. In the case of quite a few integrated circuits, however, you might
notice odd bits of artwork
that've been snuck in by the engineers.
to Art by singe |
| So your neighbors now have zero-volume single-surface
glass Klein bottles,
eh?
Upstage them with a
knitted Klein bottle.
Or this
wider spectrum
of fibrous topology-wear, including the
knitted
Mobius strip yarmulke
and
Fortunato's Purse.
Remember, knitted surfaces can intersect without cutting a hole
in either one...
to Art by belford |
| Oh my god! He is so hot! Do you think he likes me? I just don't know! I mean, I don't, like, want him to know I like him unless he likes me too! All I really know about him is his email address! What can I do? Never fear, young lady, eCrush will save you! We're just what you're looking for. Soon you too may be able to count yourself among our giggly middle-school girl success stories. to Web by keith |
| Monday Sep 11, 2000 | Now that Dennis Miller is doing Monday Night Football, he could probably use the sports cliche list.
to Sports by dennis |
| People who do extreme cosplay scare me. to Wackos by kade |
| Jane Doe lives in a rather unusual town and she has a habit of noticing her surroundings. Especially overhearing conversations that people have. to Commentary by kade |
| Jesus didn't die for your sins. He shed for your skins. to Religion by kade |
| In this election year, take comfort in this thought: Someday, Bush and Gore's final resting places will join the list at PoliticalGraveyard.com. to Politics by tregoweth |
| Where mountain biking and unicycling collide: mountain unicycling. Sounds like fun, and it's apparently not as dangerous as you'd think. Of course, if you're lusting after danger, there's always unicycle jousting.
to Outdoors by elder |
| Saturday Sep 9, 2000 | The Center for Democracy and Technology's Operation Opt-Out is a handy place to remove your name from profiling, marketing, and research databases. My favorite part, the online profiling section, collects links to Web advertising companies' opt-out pages (if they have one). to Internet by tregoweth |
| Friday Sep 8, 2000 | See one man's effort to restore the most popular crosswalk in Durham, NH.
to Wackos by kade |
| I see Stan Lee has sold out to capitalism and mainstream pop culture. to Comics by kade |
| Young-Hae Chang Heavy Industries, the product of a South Korean artist, featuers perhaps the most original and least flashy use of flash I've ever seen. to Art by kapital |
| Wednesday Sep 6, 2000 | Movie reviews...from Sanrio character Chococat. Sure, why not... to Movies by tregoweth |
| YesterdayLand
is a showcase of Saturday Morning Cartoons from the beginning of TV
Time to today, including some details and casting info for each. For
example, did you know that
Courageous
Cat & Minute Mouse was created by Batman creator Bob Kane?
They have such great classics as as Amazing
Chan and the Chan Clan, The Brady Kids,
Hong Kong Phooey and, of course, I Am The Greatest: The Adventures of Muhammad Ali.
How could we ever forget cartoons like Laverne
& Shirley in the Army, The
California Raisins Show or Attack
of the Killer Tomatoes?
Included are non-cartoon Saturday Morning Classics, like the
The
Bay City Rollers Show. And in their videos are they have interviews
with a variety of folk. Why you can even watch
Courtney Love singing the theme to the
Banana Splits. to Television by moose |
| Rhymes With Orange is a cute little off-beat comic which is actually carried in my local paper. to Comics by keith |
| I recently found out that there is a Museum of Menstruation and Women's Health.
to Culture by keith |
| The Institute for Applied Autonomy's GraffitiWriter is a tele-operated field programable robot which employs a custom built array of spray cans to write linear text messages on the ground at a rate of 15 kilometers per hour.
to Robotics by joshua at Ars Electronica |
| Golan Levin, from the MIT Media Lab's Aesthetics and Computational Group recently demonstrated his
Audio-Visual Environment Suite (AVES) is a set of five interactive systems which allow people to create and perform abstract animation and sound in real time.
Golan's home page also contains java versions of many of his previous pieces, including Meshy, Stripe, and Blebs.
to Art by joshua at Ars Electronica |
| Tuesday Sep 5, 2000 | At first glance, you might think the Formula One Cartoon Archive just doesn't seem funny because you don't know enough about Formula One racing. But the fact is that even if you do know a lot about it, the cartoons therein are still profoundly unfunny. The only thing that struck a note with me was the strangely surreal list of drivers. to Sports by peterb |
| Frankly, I'm willing to sign any petition that involves presidential candidates and the World Wrestling Federation. And it's for an actual Good Thing, even!
to Politics by tregoweth |
| Monday Sep 4, 2000 | Unfortunately, this is what happens when you can't tell the difference between fantasy and reality. Especially if you're the type that sits around waiting for computers to magically become self-aware. Failed technological predictions are nothing new, especially for uber-nerd A.C. Clarke. to Wackos by skallas |
| Halloween's coming, and Martha Stewart is going as...Siouxsie Sioux? to Fashion by tregoweth |
| At a point where avatars that look like taller Fisher-Price Little People meet in chat rooms is Mobiles Disco, where you talk, drink, dance, and just look plain cute while doing it. Be careful that you go in the right disco however, especially if you don't know Finnish. to Art by mrradon |
| Toby
Dammit
... to Art by peterb |
| Sunday Sep 3, 2000 | Pueblo, dammit! to Reference by goboro |
| Imagine what a happy guy Eddie Breen would be if he were turned loose in the Museum of Bad Art with a full palette of his bright, tempera-like paints and given carte blanche to do what he does best: make "piggyback art"...which is, essentially, taking odious thrift shop paintings and augmenting them a little. to Art by monde |
| Finally...alcoholic spring water! to Beer by tregoweth |
| Dalton William Knauss was your typical child. He loved NASCAR Racing, K-NEX, Science, Computers and Autoerotic Asphyxiation. to Sex by kade |
| Pets on Wheels is a program that helps get dogs and cats into the lives of people stuck in wheelchairs. On the other hand, Eddie's Wheels is a company that sells wheelchairs for pets. to Pets by skallas |
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