Some of the best links from the Wider Angle Tumblog over the past week or so, beginning with my new desktop. It comes from Microsoft's New Zealand site...
Underworld has a new album coming out in October. Can't wait to see them in Central Park.
Sao Paulo has taken down all their outdoor ads. A Flickr set documenting some of the results.
Winterbells is a Flash game I found again recently where a cute bunny has to hop up bells to score points, or risk floating down with ears flapping.
The majority of White House aides use RNC email addresses, and more than half of those accounts have not been archived. Every part of that is illegal.
Creature Comforts is my new favorite show on network tv.
Judge Jules's son is rather old now. I remember when he was born.
Why has Gary, Indiana been completely abandoned?
" I don't really have too much faith in the Constitution because you gotta remember when they signed the Constitution, you got all these geniuses in the room, and they're like, 'OK, we got the right to bear arms, got free speech, you can own niggers. Looks good to me, let's sign!' So obviously all those people were insane." Ice-T in Fuck
Tim Noble and Sue Webster make extraordinary shadow art.
Several hugely popular clubs in Ibiza have been suspended for drug violations. The authorities there just don't get it.
"Minimal is like great design. When it's good, it's lovely to behold. When it's bad, it's just wallpaper or linoleum. Sometimes it evelates to art... but frankly not often." Auntie Agony in DJ Magazine
Discovered Mozy. Unlimited online backup for $5/month.
My beautiful friend Kaci gets ready for her beautiful wedding.
"The ukulele is the pda version of the guitar." Mark Frauenfelder on Net@Nite
Custom wallpaper made so the pattern wraps around your stuff.
I am still so happy that Bush got his watch stolen.
Italy's emissions continue to increase while other major polluters in Europe have managed to lessen theirs. It's all moot, but still, for shame.
I still can't fathom this bouncey horse. WTF?
The USDA has decided that some non-organic things can actually be called organic.
Google Reader finally, FINALLY, gets an unofficial search engine.
Frank Zappa on Crossfire in 1986 defending free speech.
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