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April 15, 2004
New Kids Never Grow Old: M.O.N.K.E.Y. Part VI
With the next comment, the MonkeyFilter "Blogstop" exercise will equal the number of comments on MetaFilter's version (although we still have almost 2000 to go to match the original). Monkeys: Start you lexicographies!
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A National ID Card Wouldn't Make Us Safer.
Bruce Schneier responds to Nicholas Kristof's call for Americans to adopt National ID cards. [Via rebecca's pocket.]
Old Tin Can (.mov)
Awesome song, creepy video. I know nothing more about it.
Terragen.
An awesome and very easy to use landscape generator. A free piece of software that lets you render almost photo-realistic images in a matter of seconds.
Just look at what you can do with it.
Sometimes somebody figures out exactly what the internet is for.
I present, for consideration by the academy, Cat Town. Start by meeting the cast. Then watch all the nail-biting episodes!
A different kind of beauty...
A 'protest' candidate received strong support from Russian internet voters, before being disqualified from a regional beauty contest.
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April 14, 2004
Dance Dance Karnov.
Save the city, Karnov! Dancink like you have never danced before!
(via Fazed)
Eighteen ways to die...
in Legoland. Films of Lego death, dismemberment, and firey death.
MonkeyFilter: The Tagline
I'm not sure why I did it, but I cataloged all of the taglines (that I found--94 of them) in comment threads here at MoFi. I laughed my bum off and I decided to share. Votes for a random tagline generator on the main page??
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Bone up on your biology.
An index of Flash/Shockwave interactive biology animations, ranging from genetics to biochemistry to neuroscience. Via Science Magazine's NetWatch.
This Is Broken.
A blog talking about, uh, broken stuff. Like the confused doors. Or DANALs.
Also: The Hall Of Technical Documentation Weirdness
A busy person's guide to the Bush press conference.
Just in case you didn't catch it last night and you don't have the time (or desire) to read the full transcript.
Hakuin Ekaku Prints.
If you are feeling in the mood for some Zen Buddhist prints by the great Hakuin, well, here they are. I think this one is my favorite.
Man Bites Dog.
Story in full: Dog bites man. Man bites dog. Dog dies because man bites dog to death.
Welcome to Tessellation World, M. C. Escher-type works by Makoto Nakamura
Nakamura takes it several steps further. Impressive work, especially for anyone who is a fan of Escher's.
The categorization of dystopias.
And my own favorite dystopian author, George Turner
Hide Your Barbies-- There's a New Girl In Town!
Is it an homage to Christina Ricci, or a hydrocephalic astronaut caught in an airlock?
GLORIOUS NEWS: SharpeWorld is (mostly) back!
If you've never been, go and bookmark NOW. I'll wait.
P.S.: 100th post! yay , me!
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