Animals Pressing Their Faces Against Glass

Absolutely mesmerizing.
Animals Pressing Their Faces Against Glass

Absolutely mesmerizing.
Lit 101 Class in Three Lines or Less.
I normally abhor McSweeny’s, but this time their obnoxiously clever, pedantic sarcasm is actually somewhat genius.
Via kottke.
The Microfame Game and The New Rules of Internet Celebrity
Alternate title: “What’s simultaneously repulsive and fascinating about media as we know it”.
When I go to Japan in October, I fully expect to see people bouncing down the sidewalks.
Via Boing Boing.
The long-suffering ladies of prime-time TV
Interesting article about the fun prime-time TV has in victimizing women.
Via Jezebel.com.
Saving the Spark: Developing Creative Ideas
A List Apart’s ideas for developing encouraging creative thinking.
Via aaronrutledge.com.
Yahoo’s Design Stencil Toolkit
Nice design templates from Yahoo’s design team. What particularly impressed me was that they included a bunch of nice patterns (in addition to the standard controls), like carousels, mobile design patterns, and standard ad sizes.
Via aaronrutledge.com.

My sister Erin’s senior art show at Cooper Union was last Tuesday. It was amazing. Review here.
Yesterday, Aaron and I put the finishing touches on our backyard (read: patio) and inaugerated it with some freshly grilled burgers. Yum!
How Americans Spend Their Money

Beautiful infographic from the New York Times. Although seeing this reinforces to me how different my life is from the average — New York is truly its own country.
Via infosthetics.com.
In 1998, a bored journalist sent letters posing as a 10-year-old boy to various public figures, and - most interestingly - serial killers. The serial killers politely responded with advice for dear Billy on staying in school.
Via kottke.org.
How did I not realize this was out???
Testing my upgrde to WordPress 2.5.1.
Grand Theft Auto’s Warped View of New York City

I cannot wait.

I realize that, in internet time, this project is ancient (approximately 1 week since it got popular), but, what can I say? I’ve been busy lately.