December 2008
12 posts
Indo-China on 8 Wheels →
Find me here for the next week or so.
Dec 23rd
Dec 23rd
2 notes
We didn’t see a dime from the bailout.  The economy still seems to get worse by the day.  So let’s try something else.  With the help of Benjamin Franklin, we are proud to announce the Iridesco Stimulus Package. Wise Ben once said “an investment in knowledge pays the best interest.”  That’s exactly what we’d like to do: we’re investing in your knowledge to help small businesses and individuals...
Dec 18th
Fuck You, Penguin →
For the animal lover (or hater) in you.
Dec 15th
How they shot The Godfather →
A better title for this piece would be “A Funny and Insightful Essay by the guy who wrote The Godfather book.”
Dec 10th
This is fascinating and it’s just one of the many documentaries produced the National Film Board of Canada. I wonder what the U.S. equivalent of the NFB is, if one even exists. (via kottke)
Dec 6th
H. M., an Unforgettable Amnesiac, Dies at 82 →
I don’t usually read the obituaries, but while scanning the front page the NY Times, the title caught my attention. And an interesting read it is.
Dec 5th
Coffee - Niemann Opinion Art Blog →
I drink coffee occasionally on the weekends and often when I’m out of the country (and in that vacation mode). An everyday caffeine habit just isn’t for me. Regardless, I can appreciate Christoph…
Dec 4th
Helvetireader →
A nice-looking Google Reader skin for Userscript (via Shawn).
Dec 4th
The nice people at Tourneau Times recently interviewed us about our World Clock Project.  We talked about the motivation behind the project, our plans for it, and of course about the beautiful clocks submitted by the project’s contributors .  Pick up an issue (for free, I believe) at your nearest Tourneau store. This post was originally published in the Iridesco Watercooler.
Dec 3rd
Bruce Lee Ping Pong →
Dec 2nd
Worksman Cycles, founded in 1898, makes heavy duty bikes and trikes.  The family-run business sells its bikes to food vendors, pizzerias in need of delivery bikes, and Fortune 500 companies’ factory floors.  As manufacturing businesses seek to save fuel costs, the industrial bikes provide a perfect solution for moving around heavy tools and parts.  And next time you see a hot dog vendor on the...
Dec 1st