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links for 2007-05-18

• Paste This in Your Hat!
  If you don't know the ground rules--and you won't find them in the tweako magazines, you'll play a losing game. All of the following could be proved in court before a jury of degreed professionals--Physicists, Electrical Engineers, Acousticians, Universit
  (tags: reference audio tips essay)

links for 2007-05-17

• Robots And Monsters: A Charitable Menagerie
  RobotsandMonsters.org is an effort by myself, Joe Alterio,to raise money for the San Francisco AIDS Marathon that my girlfriend Molly and myself will be running in on July 29th. As a part of our fundraising efforts, I've put together this site in an effor
  (tags: art geek charity inspiration scifi)

links for 2007-05-16

• Cool business card designs | creativebits
  You want a new business card, don't you? Of course. This is the most important element of your visual identity. It's the first thing people see when they meet you. Here is a collection of cool business cards to inspire you.
  (tags: advertising art archive creative design identity inspiration)
• Japanese basics: the essence of Japanese flavor, in a bottle | Just Hungry
  I’ve got an amazing bottle in my refrigerator now. It’s filled with a mixture that forms the base for just about any sort of Japanese food. It takes all the drudgery out of making a clear soup, or a Japanese style stew, or the dipping sauce for noodle
  (tags: food japan recipes culture cooking)

Chinese style pork belly and oven roast vegetables

Chinese style pork belly and oven roast vegetables
Originally uploaded by Manne.

You know how you sometimes get a sudden craving for something really particular? Tonight it was all about the oven roast veggies. Our fan oven works a charm, despite us not really being able to figure out the weird icons over the buttons... Good thing we are of the MTV generation or we would surely starve.

links for 2007-05-15

• Mindblowing demo unveils "Minority Report"-like interface (Jeff Han, TEDTalks) - Google Video
  Jeff Han demonstrates—for the first time publicly—his intuitive, "interface-free," touch-driven computer screen, which can be manipulated ... all » intuitively with the fingertips, and responds to varying levels of pressure.
  (tags: video geek gui)