A Perfect Day for Bananafish

J. D. Salinger
The New Yorker, January 31, 1948

HOW TO CAMP OUT

cat fruit helmet time

Mass state-of-the-union walkout proposal

5th Annual No Pants Subway Ride" faces "crackdown"

SONGS OF BRAZILIAN BIRDS

de-evolution in action

Anatomical Basis of Facial Expression Learning Tool

Muito Obrigado, dedonoolho!

(you rock apocalyptically!)

Ecohouse Brazil

THE
PLOT
TO SEIZE
THE
WHITE HOUSE

Michael Kenna Photography

Web 2.0 Mashup Center

photos of ice fishing shacks

Changing minds

Barcelona Graffiti

The Rudiments of Wisdom
Cartoon Encyclopedia

Quiet, Please

get your war on updates
-and a bile-warming new musical is born!

Sign The Lefty's Pledge

(Think you're not a lefty? Think again)

Miserable, miserable and yet well intended.
Yes, it is midnight, but since I am quite rested,
that is an excuse only in that I would have written
absolutely nothing during the day.
The lighted electric lamp, the quiet room,
the darkness outside, the last moment of waking,
they give me the right to write
even if that is the most miserable.
And this right I use hurriedly.
That’s how I am.

The diaries of Franz Kafka, 1910-1923 [ in progress ]

(thanks lot)

visualizing Information Visualization

10 Things Martin Luther King Would have Done about Iraq

George has a dream of a better world, too

I refuse to accept despair as the final response to the ambiguities of history.


- Martin Luther King Jr.

What's wrong with the economy?

What Is a Living Wage?

Book Covers

Balderdash and Piffle

National Capital Commission :: Rideau Canal Skateway

Rideau Canal Skateway: the world’s longest ice skating rink

The DIY Multi-Level Desk by unsat_rbd.

The DIY Multi-Level Desk

'Truthiness' is word of the year

Performance Artist Accused of Vandalizing Duchamp's Urinal

2006 List of Banished Words

Ask Metafilter:

Can you point to a single experience in your life,
as a child, which you can define
as having contributed
to the person you are today?

Cabinodd unusual artists

"... sources report that more than 85 percent
of 2005's Christmastime lessons
have already been forgotten,
with that number expected to reach 98 percent
by as early as next week."

Saul Steinberg Cartoons and Drawings

(torn from jorn)

Yearly Review
By Paul Ford

THIS IS NO GAME
by JACK HANDEY

What I heard about Iraq in 2005
Eliot Weinberger