Merry Christmas Origami [With Christmas Origami Project Book and 50 Sheets of Multi-Patterned Origami Paper] (Paper Creations)
My Cats' Cove (Free subscription) | yesterday
End of last month, we brought Skoda to the vet for her urinalysis review. Once again, we're elated the review turned out to be alright: No presence of crystals in Skoda's urine and the other indicators are within the acceptable range, except that her urine is still concentrated (this girl needs to drink up!). Dr K gave Skoda a general health check; he felt her abdominal area and checked her teeth,...
Brainicane (Free subscription) | 27/11/2009
Credit: Courtesy OrigAudio. Origami is about more than creative napkin folding. And listening to music is about more than bulky speakers. A Chicago company calls it OrigAudio—A foldable, self-powered speaker made from recycled paper. … Read the full story on TreeHugger
[West Coast Creative] (Free subscription) | yesterday
the new toast catalog arrived, and has me dreaming of being wrapped in woolens and tweeds and traipsing around the scottish countryside, or at least some ideas for new clothing to make. i want a new toque for snowboarding next weekend. and some new fingerless mitts to wear in my chilly office. and a new scarf...well, you all know how it goes. but i heard there's a little holiday fast approaching. not...
E.G RADIO ONLINE (Free subscription) | yesterday
Well youre not lol. Sorry to hurt your fellings. Origami MASTER Won Park can flip a dollar...in more ways then one. Money out the ass lol Tank...bombing ppl Daddy long legs Scorpian Catfish anybody King crab legs Say cheese The beauty of success Dress for success Something for the Star Wars heads... *LavishLife* "What Other Life Is There?" Twitter: ImSoLavish
The Boys of Old Bo'ness (Free subscription) | 28/11/2009
Bumped inty BOOB Sparky Malarky in Tesco's in Queensferry the ithir nicht. The ex-Dawson Placer, wha bidit ower the fence fi the Rooneys n doon the road fi Ainslie H, continues ti hod bleck belts in Judo, Karate, Aikido, Goshinjutsu, Nami Ryu Bujutsu, Origami n Nakamura. Sparky is oot the Army n canny be bothered wi the cheffin, so he is currently tarmacing wi his cizzins the Boyles fi Blackburn. Aye,...
Baz for the win (Free subscription) | 28/11/2009
For Mr Origami who believes this will fix everything... lets see if you're right! Last few days have been fun. decided to take the rest of November off and continuing the partying in Vegas. Happy thanksgiving and see you in December!
Torontoist (Free subscription) | 27/11/2009
"Socionomics" expert Rohan Jayasekera explains how, in confusing economic times when people mix optimism and pessimism, people end up wearing shoes with pink skulls. It's not hard to get a bunch of webheads together in Toronto. All you need to do is rent out the basement of the Drake Hotel, plug in a projector and a mic, and hold an origami competition. Ignite is held in cities all over...
Techno Portal (Free subscription) | 27/11/2009
Remember the day when those 7-inch Origami UMPCs blundered onto the scene with weak Intel processors overpowered by Microsoft's heavyweight OS? This ViewSonic N01 apparently isn't one of them, though we couldn't fault you for being deceived. Sure it's running XP but it's Intel's 1.1GHz Atom Z510 doing the processing chores beneath a display approximating 6 to 7 inches. Ok, ok, it is… Continue...
Techno Portal (Free subscription) | 27/11/2009
Remember the day when those 7-inch Origami UMPCs blundered onto the scene with weak Intel processors overpowered by Microsoft's heavyweight OS? This ViewSonic N01 apparently isn't one of them, though we couldn't fault you for being deceived. Sure it's running XP but it's Intel's 1.1GHz Atom Z510 doing the processing chores beneath a display approximating 6 to 7 inches. Ok, ok, it is… Continue...
Londonist (Free subscription) | 26/11/2009
If a formula exists where the length of a queue is proportional to the hotness of the ticket, then last night's Science Museum Late was the place to be. For the unarguably reasonable price of zero pence, hundreds of keen over-18s lined up in the cold, all for the joy of spending an evening in the museum without those unbearable creatures: Children Who Want To Learn Stuff. The team certainly went all...
[Geeks are Sexy] (Free subscription) | 26/11/2009
Produced by Lithuanian director Rimantas Lukavicius (Korb) for “I’ll be gone”, a song by Mario Basanov & Vidis feat. Jazzu, this video takes a simple idea, four cardiographs tracing lines across sheets of paper, and turns it into a visual masterpiece. Check it out: Related posts:Wednesday Geeky Pics: OrigamiMonday morning links serving: The October 26th editionElectronic [...]...
The Economist (Free subscription) | 26/11/2009
Fighting hate with art A GIANT mousetrap is poised to snap shut. The bait is a book advocating a “racial holy war” of white people against the “mud races”. The artist is making a point about how dangerous neo-Nazi literature can be, and the mousetrap is part of an anti-racist art exhibition called “Transforming Hate”. It comes with an interesting story. One day,...
AppShopper.com: Price Changes (Free subscription) | 26/11/2009
Cute Origami 3.1 Category: Entertainment Price: $1.99 -> $0.99 ( iTunes ) Description: ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Thanksgiving Sale $0.99 Limited Time ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★...
Science Daily (Free subscription) | 26/11/2009
Researchers have developed a technique for fabricating 3-D, single-crystalline silicon structures from thin films by coupling photolithography and a self-folding process driven by capillary interactions.
Friendly Humanist (Free subscription) | 26/11/2009
I would like to introduce you to a hero of mine. His name is Robert Lang . Robert Lang folds paper. He folds paper into birds. He folds paper into insects. He folds paper into insanely complex and improbably forms. And that is enough to earn him my admiration (as an amateur folder myself). But what really rockets him into the ranks of hero is his polymath tendencies. What he has done with his origami...
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