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My First Digital Photo

Kim inspired me to dig through the archive to find the oldest digital photo of myself. This one comes from Christmas Eve 2003 when I would have been 23 (still older than Kim :/ ). I don't even believe I owned a digital camera at this point so not sure where this came...

I am Panda

April Fools from Google the normal little block man that is a stand in for the POV of the camera in street view is today replaced with a block panda. ----- Update Apparently this is part of the larger gag running throughout Google today. CADIE is the panda's name and...

Even Cowgirl Movies aren’t Perfect

I'm about a third of the way through Even Cowgirls Get the Blues and I'm starting to realize why Tom Robbins was recommended to me as an author to check out several years ago; thoroughly entertaining and completely up my alley. Aside from the convenience of having the...

Cracked Keeps Nailing my Faults

I like these semi-scientific analysises of our human faults Cracked comes up with: 5 Ways 'Common Sense' Lies To You Everyday. "For instance, procrastination can happen for a lot of reasons--you drank too much the night before, or you're feeling uninspired, or it's...

Blend up your Election Coverage

This website Baudrillards Blender seems pretty intense though I lack the time to delve into it too deeply. Basically a blender for election coverage specify your criteria and hit your blend mode, you're rewarded with a news clip from 2008 election coverage. (via...

Destino

Christopher Stelling just made me aware of this project, an animation collaboration between Salvador Dali and Walt Disney. While preproduction started in the 40's it wasn't completed until 2003. view the trailer here. I never completely understood the philosophy that...

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