Some links for November 10th through November 19th…
- Wii Energizer Power & Play Charging Station – a set on Flickr
“Everyone who owns a Wii needs a battery solution. Something Nintendo should have included from the beginning IMHO.” - Make Cake in a Mug – Wired How-To Wiki
“You’re working at home and your mind starts to wander to snack possibilities…” - DWR : Tepee
“For next years surf/camping trips !!” - Star Wars Storyboards – a set on Flickr
“Early storyboards from 'The Star Wars'” - The Wind Beneath : Miju 2008
“Excellent pieces by a bud of mine.” - Wooster Collective: Seen On The Streets of Chicago
“Excellent graffiti” - Stairporn.org
“Not quite what you think it might be. Awesome.” - Soundsnap.com: Find and Share Free Sound Effects and Loops
“Free stock sound effects — useful for some work stuff” - YouTube – Buckminster Fuller – Live Your Life as an Experiment
“Worth watching” - Give Up and Use Tables
“You know, we've all been there. We want to make it work with CSS. But sometimes it's just not worth the effort. The hacks and conditional comments ruin our clean markup. And we spend hours trying to make a simple layout work. Occasionally, we have to remind ourselves that we've done enough and it's time to move on.” - YouTube – good morning Cornwall!
“Beauty of a video — found via http://flyinglongboarder.blogspot.com/” - CORDUROY LINES : ISSUE 7 (Online Longboard Surf Magazine : November/December 2008)
“Latest issue of this well done online PDF mag.” - 280 Slides
“An online "Slideshow/PPT" app which really emulates a local app. Impressive.” - National Audubon Society Field Guide to Trees
“I want this. I want the whole series.”
2 responses to “Bookmarks for November 10th through November 19th”
My folks used to have several of those Audobon Society guide books; including the tree one. I wonder if where they made it to after all the moves.
The Good morning Cornwall video was great. Man I want to go catch some waves!
Nice one of Buckminster Fuller as well. I checked out the Wikipedia page on him; having only a cursory knowledge of him; and what an interesting character. I’ll have to read up some more on him and maybe take some advice.
We had fuller’s “Dome books” when I was a kid.
My intro to complex hippy architecture at the age of 6.
* Domebook 1
* Domebook 2
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geodesic_dome