NY Post Reporter Admits That It’s Company Policy Not To Credit Blogs Or Other Sources Kind of ironic considering that newspapers have been loudly shouting about Blogs ripping them off without credit. Guess the rules Newspapers want for everyone else, aren’t supposed to apply to them.

Understanding The Paywall Mindset In 140 Characters.

I’ve been in too many meetings where people threw out stuff that “we had to do” because it was what everyone else in the corporate world was doing. If It Looks Corporate, Change It

I know I worked on a project for a previous job that was an ice cream glove. Seemed to fit a need that everyone had, and yet was totally useless.
RT @radar: Is your product an Ice Cream Glove or a Snuggie?

RT @codinghorror: The Golden Gate bridge: world’s #1 suicide magnet http://blogs.vertigosoftware.com/jatwood/archive/2005/11/04/1576.aspx

New Approaches for Analyzing Influence on Twitter

Airborne Boeing Laser Blasts Ground Target http://tech.slashdot.org/story/09/09/03/0227210/Airborne-Boeing-Laser-Blasts-Ground-Target

Augmented Reality contact lenses. The future of computer interfaces might be in your eye.

The Good Enough Revolution: When Cheap and Simple Is Just Fine.

Interesting, though inconclusive, twitter survey of the happiest programmers and what language they program in. The Programming Language with the Happiest Users

RT@darrellcdow Have you noticed how all forwarded email jokes are written in one style? Like there’s 1 guy out there who does it full time.

Information is Beautiful graph. Swine Flu Latest: Visualized!

PHD comic: ‘Peak Productivity’ http://ff.im/-7tXj5

Amazing demonstration of wireless power technology.

The best place to put an observatory may be Antarctica. For the Best Stargazing on Earth, Send Robots to Antarctica

Orange d3o goo could be in your laptop in the near future.

I ditched the site a while ago, but not everyone did. Interesting breakdown by map, of who the MySpace users are. Will the Real MySpace Users Please Speak Up?

A good post. The Importance of Paying Your Dues.

Wind farms mess up Doppler Radar. Give false positives for tornadoes. http://www.dailyherald.com/story/?id=316752

This is the future of Holograms. New tech ideas for developing a working Holodeck.

Cooper, a cat with his own blog and camera. http://www.photographercat.com

Indexed, slightly cynical and yet humorous index card graphs. This is Indexed

People of Walmart. A site dedicated to all the strange things and people you find in Walmart.

Second Degree Murder and Six Other Crimes Cheaper than Pirating Music.

Contrary to popular belief, the Internet Generation writes more often and in more ways than previous generations. Clive Thompson on the New Literacy

New Steam powered car breaks century-old speed record.

This is a bacon creation that actually looks good. http://baconcamp.org/Bacone

How a wood carver cracked the code to secret royal Renaissance song.

Great TED video. Quote “The Worldview of students corresponds to the world as it was when their teachers were born”

Good news when it comes to fishing subpoena’s. Database Records and “In Plain Sight” Searches

• Natural architecture – Building with nature
• Barbie Girl, played with cellos
• The best free widows games of 2007
• Napster comes full circle. To offer DRM free downloads.
• Spending time in the sun may be good for you.
• Video of a kitten attacking a Laptop
• Statue of Lenin at the North Pole?
• Thousand Pound Butter sculpture
• Ceramic needles to take the pain out of shots
• 5 dangerous things you should let your kids do
• A museum dedicated to laziness
• An Elephant who paints pictures of elephants
• The biggest TV in the World. 150 inches!

800-Year-Old Sunken Ship raised from the south China sea
Nanotech Squeezes Bible onto a Pinhead
A needlepoint Macintosh computer
Man sends Christmas cards from heaven
Haunting Video of the Teacup ride at Disney World
Minivan smashes into news studio during a live broadcast
Turning old fiction novels into popup galleries
Egypt to copyright the Pyramids
A photo collection of the Hidden and Unfamiliar
Eight Salty, Sweet, Mouth-Puckering Licorices
The Blue man from Oregon
Japanese Christmas cards
Video of angels and shepherds breakdancing to celebrate Jesus’ birth.
Chemicals in plastic water bottles could be harmful

MANUFACTURED LANDSCAPES: A documentary on Chinese Industry
Woman stays in Walmart shopping for three days
Gotta Digg: A musical tribute to Digg
Snake scented perfume for squirrels
Science based tattoos
Odd and extraordinary doors
Wild pig attacks Christmas shoppers in France
For that special Christmas flavor – Reindeer Pate
Mice fill a car engine with peanuts
Fish shaped bridge tower in China
Should I eat bacon? Decision Flowchart
The history of spam, as told by toast
Nanowire battery to power the devices of the future