I Want You.
Seems to be more & more the case… More »
Seems to be more & more the case… More »
Is it me you’re looking for? Love it. More »
I stumbled across this and was astounded by the beauty. Just an incredible project. The video itself begins about halfway through the clip. More »
I love me some infographics, and love me some pop psychology. Hey, best of both worlds. More »
Here’s Annunciation WordPress guru Twenty B’s posing w. a local Banksy piece. More »
Saw this on BoingBoing and thought it was great. Attributed to Oleg Volk. Big topic as we lead into the holiday ‘flying’ season. More »
Saw this recently – this little guy, who has plagiocephaly, has parents who must have grown up in the 70s with me… A+ for the Halloween gear! More »
Great typographical video narrated by Christopher Hitchens about the historical religious aversion to ham. More »
Wow – this is an absolutely gorgeous, bizarre clip featuring 1 million frame-per-second slo-mo of ballistics tests (bullets hitting things) – reminds me somewhat of Koyaanisqatsi and the Qatsi films. More »
I love this silly Halloween comic – and the mischievous vein it taps – Halloween was always among my favorite nights of the year ;-) More »
Twenty Bs pointed me to this amazing clip of some guys dancing on a rainy street corner in my old hometown of Oakland, CA. Love it. Joyful expression. More »
Say hello to mechanically separated chicken. It’s what all fast-food chicken is made from—things like chicken nuggets and patties. Also, the processed frozen chicken in the stores is made from it. Basically, the entire chicken is smashed and pressed through a sieve—bones, eyes, guts, and all. it comes out looking like this. There’s more: because… More »
We were tickled to see that President Obama stopped in at one of our favorite lunch spots, Parkway Bakery & Tavern, while he was in town for the Katrina +5 anniversary. He apparently got the shrimp po-boy. More »
Research by Home Security.net More »
My friend Tom Caestecker in Chicago recently wrote this piece about emerging wine trends for the examiner.com – check it out! More »
A survey by Piper Jaffray yesterday reveals that most early iPhone 4 buyers were upgrading from previous iPhones — and remaining loyal to Apple — and that very few were switching to AT&T from other carriers. Specifically, here are highlights from Piper analyst Gene Munster’s note this morning: 77% of iPhone 4 buyers polled in… More »
I really like this series from Belgian guy Ben Heine. Hand-drawn sketches integrated into real-world imagery. Great stuff here. More »
Pleased to say that this blog has been updated to WordPress 3 – ‘Thelonius”. So far so good. We’re going to get the Annunciation Interactive site updated soon as well. From what I’m seeing, WP3 continues the evolution of WordPress toward a more general content manager versus its blog-centric roots… More »
Found this online – a 1973 ad from Kenner – makers of the Six Million Dollar Man bionic action figure. This, along with the Evel Knievel figure, was the bomb back in the day. The ad was in heavy rotation in early to mid-Seventies Marvel comics. More »
Protest to stop the use of Corexit oil dispersant off our coast. Nice visual. More »
Very cool infographic breaking down the advances pending in html5 as it is rolled out. Good stuff. More »
The attached infographic shows the surface area required for powering the Earth with solar panels alone. More »
I’m such an idiot – just realized that Firebug has built-in speed testing. That would’ve come in handy. More »
Apropos of nothing in particular, I really like this image found on Flickr. More »
Here’s to turning lemons into lemonade. Zappos’ sister site 6pm.com recently flubbed up their pricing calculations, capping all sales at $49.95 regardless of total price. Rather than hassling their customers or hiding their heads in the sand, they took the loss and addressed the issue quickly and transparently. Kudos to them. Below, the note from… More »
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