Thursday, July 31, 2008
Judge PWNs Dumbass Second-Year Law Student
Hey, I don't spend a lot of time watching any of those stupid Court reality shows (especially Judge Judy!). But this one was actually rather gratifying. Judge Milian on Peoples Court loses it with this young wannabe attorney and completely rips him a new one. Can't say I'm sorry for him...
Interactive Bridge Map

I loaded up the Seattle to Portland route and was surprised to see the condition (and the number) of bridges along the way.
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Thursday, July 24, 2008
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
BMI Calculator

There's also a decent article on ways you can reduce your weight and bring your BMI back to a normal range.
Labels:
BMI,
body mass index,
New York Times
Reverse Magazines

Tuesday, July 22, 2008
The Ronald McDonald Chronicles

I Want One! Full-Size T-Rex $100,000

The Billy Letters

And yes, Charlie Manson SHOULD be locked up! (read his letters to Billie!)
P.S. - And the comments are just as fun to read.
Monday, July 21, 2008
Sunday, July 20, 2008
Saturday, July 19, 2008
Mr. Lee's Cat Cam

So Much for Blowing Up a Building the Old Way
I still remember when they imploded the old Kingdome Stadium in March 2000. We had front row seats downtown at The Harbor Club and witnessed the perfectly-timed demolition of Seattle's old Mariners' Stadium to make room for the new Safeco Stadium. Although it went down perfectly, it still left a lot of dust and debris all over the downtown area for months.
I was just reading about a new approach to demolition in Japan: They take it out one floor at a time... starting from the bottom up!
Incredible to watch and you can read more about it HERE on Freshome.com.
I was just reading about a new approach to demolition in Japan: They take it out one floor at a time... starting from the bottom up!
Incredible to watch and you can read more about it HERE on Freshome.com.
Friday, July 18, 2008
Thursday, July 17, 2008
Paul Allen's Brain Map Project

Few people outside of the tech community will remember that Paul Allen dropped out of Microsoft at an early point when he was diagnosed with Hodgkin's Disease in 1983, enduring radiation therapy and a bone marrow transplant to finally recover from his near-fatal illness. But he never returned to Microsoft full-time, opting instead to follow his own pursuits backed by the wealth generated from his massive Microsoft stock holdings.
Seattle has benefited from a lot of Paul Allen's good fortune including The Experience Music Project and The Science Fiction Museum. But I think among his most enduring contributions will come from his generous support of numerous research projects. His most recent project was just announced to great fanfare: The Allen Institute for Brain Science has been mapping out the mouse brain and spinal cord in unprecedented detail and is finally up online for free public access. This remarkable research is his first step in the ongoing study of the human brain (they're working on that now).
Even after all these years, I still remain in awe at the growing base of knowledge and how it continues to be easier to find online. And yes, I like Paul Allen.
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Latest Jib-Jab Political Cartoon
Like 'em or hate 'em, JibJab has been producing some of the best animated political parodies for a few years now. They always manage to poke fun at everyone without being too nasty. Hmm - bipartisan comedy. What an original concept!

Best Mug Shot T-shirts

So The Smoking Gun posted up a collection of other t-shirt mug shots that might top that one.
The Evil Version of Highlights Magazine


Thursday, July 10, 2008
Tuesday, July 08, 2008
New York Street Art
From New York Magazine: A different take on inflatable animals using garbage and shopping bags on the streets of New York. And unintended side story: This is also a real statement on the viral nature of the Internet.
Labels:
Balloon Art,
New York Magazine
Monday, July 07, 2008
Sunday, July 06, 2008
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