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For geeks only: FeedBurner hack to find the number of subscribers via tricksiness
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For geeks only: FeedBurner hack to find the number of subscribers via tricksiness
The listener's guide to space-age pop (repeat?)
A recent profile of River Road from The Oregonian [via stumptown]
Jedi are evil. A New Sith, or Revenge of the Hope [via Rich]
Verizon Math [via Jeff]
Generation X — Jenn and I found this while trying to define the term today. Notable for the great "chart of American Generations" on the side.
Yoga Today — free one-hour Yoga class daily on the web [via dienu]
A Girl Like Me, a conversation about race. The clip with the kids and the dolls is heartbreaking. [via frykitty]
Kitty washing machine — This is funny, but certain cat-lovers might not wish to view the whole thing. (You can get the idea by just watching the first few seconds.) [via rich]
Don to Earth is a blog written by a 93-year-old man. It's awesome.
Hydracoach [via lauren]
Science fiction becomes reality: Military builds robotic insects
John Stewart's State of the Union preview [via josh]
The 2006 Oscar Nominations have been announced. How the hell did Little Miss Sunshine get nominated for best picture. This film's popularity baffles me. The Queen is worthy. We've yet to see Babel, Letters from Iwo Jima, or The Departed.
I broke the $10,000 mark yesterday. My sites have earned $10,000 since I monetized them at the beginning of last March. The second $10,000 should come much quicker — probably by early summer.
PhpGedView, "online genealogy at its best" [via amberlynn]
For Kristina and Mackenzie: Made with Molecules, molecular jewelry
for Jenn and Jeremy: the Rachael Ray drinking game
Obsessed with online games? Try First Life!
Demolished buildings of Portland, a map by tinzero
Things my boyfriend says — I think Mac and Pam might find this funny [via matt]
Bird songs of the Yucatan Peninsula — an on-line guide to some common tropical bird vocalizations with descriptive analyses
I can always count on Dave for the best paranoid links, but this one even makes me a little nervous. Watch out for the RFID tattoos. Number of the beast, Tammy?
The Astoria Notes — a series of missives from a downstairs neighbor
Bowman — bloody good fun [via rich]
Lyrics from Alanis Morrissette's "Ironic" modified to actually make them ironic
For Kris: The Slav Epic, the magnum opus of Alphonse Mucha
Visual Pagerank — this is a very cool tool
Fat cat done in by doggie door [via Celeste and Amanda, who says to be sure to watch the video]
Monkey washing a cat [via Rich]
For Kris, Paul J., and other like-minded folk: The Holy Blitz rolls on, an interview with the author of War is a Force That Gives Us Meaning and American Fascists: The Christian Right and the War on America. (A NYT excerpt from the latter — login required.) This is thought-provoking stuff. [via this excellent Metafilter post — I encourage everyone to read it]
Dark restaurants — eating in total darkness. This sounds very, well, strange. [via Andrew Parker]
Ooh. Way cool: The Dinosaur Factory [view first | view second] via mefi
Letter from Presley to Nixon [via rich]
How to turn your blog into a book. Hmmm....
A conversation with Stephen Colbert — worth it for the first few minutes of clips alone
Spiders on drugs — nature film at its finest [via Jeff]
DrawerGeeks! Not what you think it is.
Saddam fed the birds — this is my favorite story every about Iraq. It humanizes things in a way that I haven't seen before, demonstrating that what is good for one may not be good for another. And I love the differentiation between politics and being a soldier. It's a nice, short story that draws no judgments but leads one to ask questions.