Curious words: seriously looking for words unique to a language that express ideas unexpressed in Standard US English: more inside

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Not just any ole remodel. The Art League of Houston is getting a new building. But instead of just tearing down the old one they decided to have this done in the meantime. This site specific sculpture will be torn down sometime this summer.

Epic2015. (Flash.) Google. Amazon. Friendster. Microsoft. Blogger. How far will it go? An interesting set of hypotheses, via ABS.

Curious George: fat cat problem. Wondering if any Monkeys have any suggestions for my particular cat feeding problem, as we're clean out of suggestions in this house! more inside

Midnight Ukulele Disco (QuickTime content) via

Are you an upper-class monkey, a middle-class monkey or a lower-class monkey? This is a nifty little interactive graphic from the NY Times recent articles on class. Thought i'd FPP it because it has a Curious George thing to it. The graphic postulates that class is a combo of occupation, education, income and wealth. You select what applies to you and it'll crank your class score. Thanks to jb and rhiannon for the references from that other thread. ...and yeah, no matter what class you're in, you are still classy, you monkeys you. more inside

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James Dean's Adventures. I just thought this was too hilarious. The congas! The Barbies! Um, maybe not the best of the web, but kind of fun. I do love kitsch.

Scientists. Sometimes you want to read about people messing with the green and wet. Sometimes you want to read about people working with the Great Big Out There. Other times you want to read about people working with tiny little things. Maybe you want to read about people trying to make the grade. And (if you're like me) you really, really like to play. more inside

Curious George: How to link multiple wireless routers... more inside

I like monkeys

Curious, George: Apocalypse Back Then I don't have a link, which is why I'm getting in touch with you. I'm looking for a science-fiction novel that probably was published some time in the 1980s or 1990s, may have a woman author, and had to do with life in Topanga Canyon before and after the Bomb fell on L.A. It was neither Into the Forest nor The Gate to Women's Country, both of which are set in northern California. It contains one unforgettable scene in which surfers are surfing on the melted sands of Malibu Beach. Does this ring any bells with sci-fi-reading monkeys?

Turbulence. Probably not how to behave on an aeroplane.

Think marshmallows are just for hot cocoa, campfire roasting, and making s'mores? Nope. The Marshmallow Fun Co., self-proclaimed "leading producer of marshmallow-related toy products," is offering a new line of edible entertainment with its Marshmallow Shooter.

A murder suspect was allowed to enter the U.S. from Canada after being questioned by customs agents about the homemade sword, hatchet, brass knuckles, and chain saw (that apparently appeared to be stained with blood) he was carrying. His picture is worth it alone more inside

Too gay to drive? Italian cops say no; Italian courts say yes.

artpad (flash drawing thing) more inside

Curious George: Back-ups. What is the best way to back-up the files on my iBook? more inside

The Moon Occults Antares [QuickTime]