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instructables : Salt Crystal Garden
(tags: todo salt crystal howto time-lapse)

Wooster Collective: Shit We’re Diggin’: Max Tyrie’s Hand Made Modest Mouse Video
Whoa:
“Myself and a couple have friends have entered the above into the Modest Mouse video competition. Using green screen footage provided by the band we cut a simple music video. We then degraded the images and printed out each frame sequentially. (all 4133 of [...]

John Invents Treasure Hunting Robot (from Wiltshire Times)
Mashup of a robot and a metal detector.  Sounds like a good project to make for the beach.

ThinkGeek :: Hydrodynamic Building Set
(tags: physics science geek shopping fun toy gifts)

» Stitched with Love, by my Mom « Archive xoxo — c 7 11 23
(tags: crafty, cross-stitch, princess, peach, mario)

instructables : DIY Human Powered Hydrofoil - The “Hydrothopter”
(tags: diy human hydrofoil)

The Brothers Brick - LEGO Blog » Blog Archive » University of Tokyo Clock [...]

home · LOLCODE
HAI! This site provides community documentation of the emergent LOLCODE language. It is our hope that the examples can grow in a way that is both internally consistent and suggest a real, feasible computing language.

HAI
CAN HAS STDIO?
VISIBLE “HAI WORLD!”
KTHXBYE

Gene Weingarten writes an interesting article for the Washington Post about a list of phrases that he couldn’t find. Of course once he wrote the article he became the only link, and now bloggers are following suit by listing the phrases themselves.
So here are my favorites:

Googlenope.
Queen Elizabeth’s buttocks.
Caviar ‘n’ taters.
. . . much to [...]

This is one of the funniest things I’ve seen recently.

Preloadr: Image processing powered by nexImage
(tags: flickr tools photo editor photos Photography)

Online Image Editors Compared | Smiley Cat Web Design
(tags: images online tools image photography editor photo)

10 Steps to Guarantee You Make the Digg Front Page
(tags: digg humor parody howto seo internet)

Linux.com | Hugin developer launches photographic distortion correction database
The lead developer of the Hugin panorama-stitching application, Pablo d’Angelo, has proposed a new open database for collecting camera lens information that could be used to correct systematic distortion in photographs. The database would be populated by user-submitted calibration data and some data donated from a [...]