Video of Kerouac reading over Steve Allen to Woody Allen's opening sequence for Manhattan. Beautiful.

A 1966 prediction of "The Home Computer in 1999".
(Video)

The CrustaStun: the end of the boiling water vs stake to the heart arguement
Via A Thrilling Wonder

Leaning into the theme of eroticism:
Divine Interventions creates religious-themed pleasure products.

ATTN: Some may find it offensive, I find it humorous.

The Vibro-Sounder (or is it Freedom Driver?) is tiny and allows solid objects to function as speakers. Originally via Compact-Impact but it now seems to be missing.

Great ad: Triumph is relying upon online videos of ridiculous toughness tests to sell their boats. Via NYT

Dot Action 2: pixelated glory and the reason I can't remember today's Moral Philosophy lecture.

"Pixelator is an unauthorized on-going video art performance collaboration with the NYC MTA, Clear Channel, and its selected artists." Extra credit for the hilarious project description. Via WoosterCollective

Great ad from Philips: Shaven John Doe explains the benefits of "shaving everywhere." Reminds me of Ms. Dewey a bit.

100 Proof Truth's 2nd issue. (PDF)
Bella, bella, bella! Photos & illustration that are making my mouth water... and I haven't even read the articles yet.

Glamorous pleasure products: diamonds, gold, and crystal... I'm overwhelmed. Via CoolHunting (Cockring from Kiki de Montparnasse)

Subvertizing the fashion/model/body image industry is always entertaining. So, make your own and do it yourself! DIY coldsores... Via The Anti-Advertising Agency.

Amautalab: a multidisciplinary creative studio.
Serious eye/ear candy. (their video from Resfest is great) hotneonred sent me this, asking simply: "what?"

Watch for more pics of Wooster's 11 Spring St. exhibition as it unfolds this weekend. I ache to be there.

Serious eye-candy illustration from Mathew Star Thomas.

100 Proof Truth oozes with eye candy. This picture is from a spread by Paul Hartnett. (PDF)

Party vicariously. [Editor's Note: Then take pictures. Then post to the internet]

Musicovery: Interactive WebRadio
Less control over music than Pandora, but grouping music by mood allows a different dimention than Pandora.

Read an article (Reuters) about Liu Jian's fight against "chinglish." My life is better because of these (plentiful) examples.

The traffic lights in New Delhi say: "Relax."
Photo : Robert La Bua

More skulls: Alexandre Orion creates art using soot.
Via Wooster Collective

Unfold: the second episode of Backspace by Stephen Watkins. Beautiful. Via Wooster Collective

What does your phone number spell?

What can a man, a camera, and many shades of paint produce? Excellent results and an intriguing video.
Via Wooster Collective

Space Invader's "Rubikcubism."
Clean, fresh--I'm impressed.

Very strange fish-inventions. Na-Cord Fish Extension Cord. Via Thoughts from the Sidelines

Laser 3.14- a personal favorite. Poetry amongst Amsterdam, taking a break from complicated pieces to appreciate ideas. (and "just trying to get by in the kingdom of the worms" while tripping was thought-provoking)

Nanotube sheets produce sound.
I'd like to sleep in sheets playing ambient music.

Don't Fuck With Love by the Sad Little Stars
A beautiful popup NSFW flash music video.

Visuwords: Online Graphical Dictionary

Musipedia song searching: search via humming, tapping, musical contours, or (an awkward) keyboard function. Had the most success with tapping--too bashful to use the humming search in public.

For the typophiles: texts for Ernioe's "Pornofitti." (PDF)
Via Ekosystem

The drum buddy. Instrument? Mixer? Magical musical effect gizmo? Check out the demo video.