Graffiti creator (Flash)

Cricket Activated Defence System from the Center for Tactical Magic

Query Letters I love is a blog devoted to queries that some guy in Hollywood has received.

The Periodic Table of Comic Books

Worlds of magic Pinhole camera pictures by Bethany de Forest: "Her objective was to create a "realistic" imaginary world, in which one can supposedly wander around."

Project Steve In honour of the late Stephen J Gould, the NCSE's "Project Steve" is a "tongue-in-cheek parody of a long-standing creationist tradition of amassing lists of "scientists who doubt evolution". Here's the FAQ, here are the Steves. (warning: All links on site seem to open in separate windows. Damn annoying)

unfortunate chistmas cards "Why did someone make these cards in the first place?" (via Sugar 'n Spicy)

A monowheel is one big wheel with rider and engine (if any) INSIDE its circumference. Seen at the museum of retrotech.

Drainspotting

sketchy animation (needs Flash, I think)

watch paper "a fully functional clock that is printed onto ordinary paper". There's a QT movie at the site.

The Urban Beast Project "The Urban Beast Project attempts to document and exhibit the almost extinct plight of wild and feral animals living in the midst of our urban areas."

The hierarchy of bloggers

sound mirrors "Acoustic mirrors were built on the south and northeast coasts of England between about 1916 and the 1930s." more inside

dream sequence "People from around the world submitted their dreams. We chose one, and turned it into a digital film which inspired new dreams." (needs Quicktime)

sparklines 'Intense, simple, word-sized graphics'. An application for weblogs here. (somewhat via waxy)

reverse engrish "Dedicated to the misuse of Chinese characters (Hanzi or Kanji) in Western culture." Sort of like reverse engrish.

Psychogeography "Glowlab is a Brooklyn-based arts lab exploring the nature of urban public space. We produce, document and present multi-media work in psychogeography and public-space arts."

411blog "This service exists to create a constructive, symbiotic relationship between blogging and traditional forms of journalism." A new service, but looks promising. Here's the about page

chai "Chai is a wonderful spice milk tea from India that is being discovered by contemplative beverage drinkers around the world."