Scribble Maker contacted me at Tagworld a few weeks ago and we exchanged some brief introductions. I really like his “softissue” piece. Go take a look at this Tampa artist’s stuff.
Archives for July 2006
RSS Content Belongs in Your Mail Program
Now and then I pause from cruising effortlessly through my RSS feeds displayed in SharpReader, “Surely I am missing something. There are at least 5 other RSS readers to check out.” I poke around for a bit with an app or two and find myself right back using Sharpreader in a few days.
Why?
Because [...]
July 27, 2006 – 4:11 pm
STS-121 Shuttle Mission Imagery
Lost in the web last night, I spent some time checking out the NASA images from the recent shuttle mission. Here are the ones that stood out to me (low and high resolution available).
1, 2, 3, 4, and 5.
More can be found at the NASA STS-121 image index page.
July 27, 2006 – 12:40 pm
Hole-y Cow
sreedhara.com has some cool pictures of the largest hole on earth.
The site does seem to be getting severely clobbered right now. Maybe you’ll get lucky. The pictures are worth checking out.
July 25, 2006 – 1:23 pm
Monopoly to no longer include paper money
My coworker Jeremy might applaud this, but I was perturbed to read that not only will Monopoly no longer come with paper money, but it’s the result of a marketing deal with Visa.
Spokesman Chris Weatherhead said: “The new electronic Monopoly reflects the changing nature of society and the advancement of technology.”
Booooo. Hisssss.
Now excuse me [...]
July 25, 2006 – 6:37 am
Paver stones with seeds embedded
At first, I thought the Biopaver idea was genius. But aren’t pavers meant for being walked on? If you’re going to lay a bunch of concrete with seeds in it, why not put grass and plants down? I must be missing something.
July 21, 2006 – 10:30 am
