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Wednesday, October 17, 2007

Flying Spaghetti Monster - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Flying Spaghetti Monster (also known as the Spaghedeity) is the deity of a parody religion called The Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster[1] and its system of beliefs, "Pastafarianism". The religion was founded in 2005 by Oregon State University physics graduate Bobby Henderson to protest against the decision by the Kansas State Board of Education to require the teaching of intelligent design as an alternative to biological evolution.

Flying Spaghetti Monster - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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600things on NPR

Grant Baciocco heard Dick Gordon's conversation with Chris McNaught, a man who was in the process of paring down the items he owns to 500 things. Chris, who says he was inspired by someone else, has now inspired Grant to begin his own quest.

The Story from American Public Media

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Animation Archive: Comics: Felix Answers The Deckter Challenge

ASIFA-Hollywood Animation Archive: Comics: Felix Answers The Deckter Challenge

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Where is this!?

possibly the coolest/scariest amusement park attraction I've ever wanted to see! Does anyone know where this is?

dinosaurs prefer Scope

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Tuesday, October 16, 2007

blip.tv - soo long youTube!

Got a great show? Get some great ads to run with it, and make some money while you're at it. We split all advertising money 50/50, but in order to get that money you have to turn on ads. Choose between overlays and postrolls and more!

blip.tv (beta)
This isn't the only reason to use blip.tv. The new players are customizable (you can embed them with your own name!) It gives you creative commons licensing built in AND not only does it have the schnazzy new player but will let you link to the original file for download and distribution. (plus, it has mobile upload)
I'm switchin'!

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Monday, October 15, 2007

Pibb: Stay in the Loop

Pibb combines the best features of instant messenger, chat, email, and bulletin boards.
* Messages are delivered instantly, or can be retrieved later
* New threads are stored and searchable like email or bulletin board
* Start public channels about your favorite subjects
* Use private channels to communicate with groups or your social network
* Send private messages to your friends
* Pibb will notify you when you have new messages

Pibb: Stay in the Loop

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Friday, October 12, 2007

Add video to your Skype mood messages – let others watch

Add a video to your mood and give your friends a quick update about where you are, how and what you’re up to and exactly which of the gazillion videos on the web you like the best right now.

Add video to your Skype mood messages – let others watch

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Perfect Girl

Perfect Girl - CollegeHumor video

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Suspense - The Lost Episodes: Collection 2

Suspense, a premiere anthology drama series featuring stories of mystery and the macabre, broadcast live from New York on CBS from 1949 to 1954. The show chilled and thrilled Americans each week with a new, spine-tingling tale.Following the successful summer release of Suspense: The Lost Episodes, Collection #1, comes Suspense: The Lost Episodes, Collection #2, a four-disc DVD collector's set available for the first time ever in any format Oct. 30th from Infinity Entertainment and Falcon Picture Group.

Suspense DVD news: Press Release for Suspense - The Lost Episodes: Collection 2 | TVShowsOnDVD.com

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Fact or Fiction?: Chewing Gum Takes Seven Years to Digest

Unsurprisingly, perhaps, the human body cannot do much with these rubbery concoctions, resilient. Chewing gum "is pretty immune to the digestive process," Milov says. "It probably passes through slower than most foodstuffs, but eventually the normal housekeeping waves in the digestive tract will sort of push it through, and it will come out pretty unmolested."

Fact or Fiction?: Chewing Gum Takes Seven Years to Digest: Scientific American

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Where Google get's it's storage space.

★ The Joy of Tech! ★

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Thursday, October 11, 2007

Lifehacker Code: Better Gmail (Firefox extension) - Lifehacker

Gmail's good, but it could be better. We've featured several Greasemonkey scripts that enhance Gmail in lots of different ways - like adding saved searches, attachment icons, label colors, keyboard macros, a filter assistant and right-click conversation previews. But not everyone wants to install Greasemonkey and hunt down all those scripts. To save you the time, I've compiled the best Greasemonkey scripts for Gmail into one handy Firefox extension, called Better Gmail. After the jump, put your Gmail on steroids with Better Gmail.

Lifehacker Code: Better Gmail (Firefox extension) - Lifehacker

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Wednesday, October 10, 2007

Neatorama » Blog Archive » The Cute and Squishy Honda PUYO

the Honda PUYO. Apparently, Honda engineers worked hard to bring us a car with no discernible edge and uses a gel-like substance instead of cold metal (indeed, "puyo" is how Japanese sounds out "touching the vehicle’s soft body.")

Neatorama » Blog Archive » The Cute and Squishy Honda PUYO

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Tuesday, October 09, 2007

Jaiku | Google

Jaiku is joining Google. While it's too soon to comment on specific plans, we look forward to working with our new friends at Google over the coming months to expand in ways we hope you'll find interesting and useful.

Jaiku | Google Q&A

I got this message cuz I tried Jaiku before I signed up for twitter. I never used jaiku cuz it never worked when I tried to post with my phone (which was kinda the whole point).
I guess I could check it out again to see what happens with this? Should be interesting.

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Monday, October 08, 2007

any-to-any video converter

Add any video link (wmv, mp4, flv, mov, avi, etc)youtube or google video page and save it in a different format from the web.

mux any-to-any video converter by cruxy

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This guide has step-by-step instructions for shooting, editing, and publishing online videos that can be watched and subscribed to by millions of people.