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Mathematicians Pictures is a unique gift shop catering to mathematicians and math geeks. Some greeting cards, t-shirts, and posters are hard for a non-math person to follow, but this American Pi mug should appeal to everyone. Link -via Grow-A-Brain
Taxidermy artist Sarina Brewer creates some fantastic creatures, like two-headed squirrels, chimeras (like this cat/chicken "griffin" to the left), as well as other more gruesome yet fascinating sculptures.
Some Norwegian guys doing a motorcycle burnout in their living room – or maybe it’s someone else’s living room, who knows?
Link [YouTube] – via Videofeber
Yahoo! Green, a site to motivate and help people creating their own plans to go green.
Link – via soaphia.com
Photographer and fisherman Corey Arnold has an awesome photo esssay on his experiences as an Alaskan fisherman, considered one of the hardest and most dangerous jobs in America. Link -via Metafilter
A competitive bodybuilder explains his diet in depth. Push play or go to YouTube. -via Knife Writer (Thanks, Jan!)
(You may need to push “permalink” to hear this over the Deflector game)
Sideshow World is an online museum and archive of the circus and carnival sideshows of the past. You’ll find pictures, stories, and links about performers and exhibits, and daily updates. Link -via the Presurfer
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Microsoft is scheduled to release a special edition Xbox for ‘The Simpsons’ movie. Only 100 will be made. As seen on LA MJC.
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Deflector is proof that a game can be simple and fun. The instruction is simple: draw a line to deflect enemy fires from your planet.
Can’t see the Flash game? Click here: Link
Update 5/19/07: Sorry guys, I didn’t realize how much problem the embedded flash would cause – it worked all right on my pre-scheduled test post. I’m out of town and didn’t get to check how it was till now (late at night). It’s removed, with my apologies.
This guy turned his amputated hand into a finger with a giant tattoo of a fingernail!
This Pac-Man skeleton was developed by Le Gentil Garçon and paleontologist François Escuilié, modeled after skulls of predatory animals!
Link (warning: site navigation is difficult and annoying, but the work inside is wonderful!) – via Kanardo
The Tamanoi Vinegar Robot, from buildup Co., Ltd., is the world’s first robot designed to make presentations about vinegar.
The mouth of the 180 cm (nearly 6 ft) and 100 kg (220 lb) heavy robot moves in sync with its voice. Pneumatic servos control articulation in the upper half of its body.
Link [YouTube] – via Pink Tentacle
While we’re on the subject, have a look at the Extraordinary Uses for Vinegar.
