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Snowflake museum.

Posted on December 17th by .
William Alwyn Bentley spent four decades around the turn of the century -- the last century -- photographing snowflakes. He worked in snowstorms, collecting flakes on a blackboard and then carefully ...
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Evil Dylan.

Posted on December 15th by .
A spooky looking me, from the Mobile PC moblog.
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Dude!

Posted on December 13th by .
U. Pittsburgh Linguist Scott Kiesling has researched how young Americans use the word "dude:"... the four-letter word has many uses: in greetings (``What's up, dude?''); as an exclamation (``Whoa, Dude!''); commiseration ...
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Cartoon skeletons.

Posted on December 7th by .
Skeletal systems of cartoon characters by Michael Paulus. Eerie!

Do I Need a Mobile Phone?

Posted on December 6th by .
"Jesus stated the wise principle that one should 'calculate the expense' before undertaking an important project. (Luke 14:28) Can that principle be applied to mobile phones? Certainly."Young People Ask... Do I ...
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Baggertransport 2001.

Posted on December 2nd by .
Scot's blog turned me on to the Baggertransport 2001, an enormous, countryside-devouring, strip-mining behemoth. The photo gallery is awesome--picture after picture of the metal monster roaming the German countryside, terrorizing ...

Mr. Leatherman.

Posted on December 1st by .
Yesterday I interviewed Tim Leatherman, the guy who invented Leatherman tools. Yes, there really is a Mr. Leatherman! He is still running his company, based in Portland, OR. He's a very ...

Fisher FVD-C1 Pocket CameraCorder

Posted on December 1st by .
The Fisher FVD-C1 Pocket CameraCorder's unusual shape tips you off that something went terribly wrong in the design studio at Sanyo (Fisher's parent company). The concept is good: Pair a decent 3.2-megapixel ...
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Panasonic SV-AV100 D-snap

Posted on December 1st by .
A little thicker than a box of Altoids, the D-snap packs video recording and still-photo capabilities into a package small enough to fit in a pants pocket or behind a potted plant. ...