Make iPod Ad Silhouette People In Photoshop | PhotoshopSupport.com

Make iPod Ad Silhouette People In Photoshop | PhotoshopSupport.com
sweeeeeet. I'll have to iPod myself soon.

The Buddhist Channel | Personality | Matthew Bortolin: Darth Vader vs. the Buddha

The Buddhist Channel | Personality | Matthew Bortolin: Darth Vader vs. the Buddha I can't wait to read this book!! I've said it for a while too, the Dharma teachings in Star Wars are right there in plain view for anyone that opens their eyes to them. (maybe another reason these have always been some of my favorite movies)

Slashdot | Trent Reznor Challenges Music Norms

Slashdot | Trent Reznor Challenges Music Norms
This completely blows me away. Full access to do whatever remixes the world wants to create. I am willing to bet some amazing things come out of this.

Though I have no musical talent what-so-ever, hahaha, this would be a blast to mess with.

yet another reason I need to switch to mac.....

Wired News

Wired News

Wow... helloooooooo big brother...

H. P. Lovecraft: A Pictorial Bibliography - Books by Lovecraft: 1970 to 1989

H. P. Lovecraft: A Pictorial Bibliography - Books by Lovecraft: 1970 to 1989

don't get me wrong, I love H.P. Lovecraft, heck, my wife and I even travelled to Rhode Island for a "Lovecraftian" vacation once. But, this is a devoted fan if I do say so myself. Or,,, a very bored person.

Transparent Screens - a photoset on Flickr

Transparent Screens - a photoset on Flickr

Computersforart.org - View Art made with donated computers

Computersforart.org - View Art made with donated computers

this is an interesting idea. Some displays are better than others, but a unique idea for those old computers laying around

APOD: 2005 April 1 - Water on Mars

APOD: 2005 April 1 - Water on Mars

OMG!!!! Water on Mars!!!!!

M&M'S® Chocolate MPire

M&M'S® Chocolate MPire

HAHAHAHA - I don't care what anyone says... this is cool.

NPR : Postcards Feature Secret Messages from Strangers

NPR : Postcards Feature Secret Messages from Strangers

Saw this on NPR today. Sometimes the world we live in can be a nicely and pleasantly confusing and strange place.