Guy took 2,088 voice recordings based on a sliver of a sound sample taken from the song "Bicycle Built For 2", and then compiled ALL the parts to form the song. Make sure to listen to the individual parts by clicking on the sine wave.

Best write-up I've read on the death of the newspaper and the future (or lack thereof) of journalism.

Hardware display that monitors the realtime results of news and search results for "Paris Hilton" & "Paris, France".

"Make soft, squishy music". SO want the Minimoog.

Robot > Zombie > Astronaut > Monster > Lincoln > Vampire > T.Rex > Ninja > Alien > Platypus

Upcoming book in which Aye Jay started sending his son's watercolor paintings to popular artists to collaborate with. Make sure to check out the samples.

This has been making the rounds, but it was too cool to not repost. Kutiman uses YouTube as a sampling board to make some pretty great songs. *SO* 2009.

Great photos of a mass of Russian's synchronously jumping off bridges while tied by wires.

"The Wire" writer David Simon takes it upon himself to investigate a police shooting when local papers no longer have the interest or capacity to do it themselves.

Ohh, I wish I thought of that…

Oh! Can't wait. The next dub album remake by the folks who did "Radiodread" and "Dub Side of the Moon". You'd think it'd be terrible, but it's *so* good.

I've had the same idea for about 5 years. I wonder how expensive a project like this is…

Review for the new "non-game" from the creator of Katamari Damacy. Has anyone played this?

I think I like this guy…

David, Thomas, and Kerri talk about the recent reunion with required mentions of the future of the State and the never-to-be released DVD.

Thelonius Monk’s advice to saxophonist Steve Lacy scribbled in a notebook (1960)

Quick interview with 5 members of the State about their reunion at the SF Sketchfest. Quick mention of their potential return to Comedy Central at the end.

I made this same thing last weekend, but I didn't need a bunch of photos to brag about it…

There is a lot I can learn from Olly Moss…

What do you call those tables that rotate? This is the coolest one of those I've seen. WANT.

Microsoft just released "Songsmith", that is intended to take a melody and interpret it to apply chords to it. Someone took David Lee-Roth's vocal track from "Runnin' With The Devil" and give it a go…

Finally brought the look of VLC for the Mac out of 2001.

You've been BACON'D! Well played…

Great look into his design process for his instantly classic Obama poster. Make sure to catch him on this Thursday on the Colbert Report.

Somebody took the book that Jack Nicholson's character from "The Shining" was writing and turned it into a Blurb book. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy…

Thank goodness that the justice system sometimes works.

Ohh! I want! Looks like a puzzle game in the mold of World of Goo and Braid. Keep 'em coming, game-creating wizards…

This is going to go on my Christmas list..

Plans for what it would take for Jack Handey's bank robbery to work.

Plans for what it would take for Jack Handey's bank robbery to work.

37 Signals takes a look at the design of one of the ugliest news sites on the web.

WTF?! That's the craziest fucking thing I've ever heard.

OHHHH!!!! SOO CUTE!!! I NEED A BABY TO DRESS!!!

Great look at what happens after you win Project Runway.

He talks about the economy and how thin the differences between Obama and McCain really are.

LONG article talking about his next book, "More Information Than You Require" (Oct 21st) and convincing Bruce Campbell to let him publish his book.

A great look at the classic soul album, Voodoo. Yodas and treats. I've been thinking about heavily swung beats lately as being drunk, and apparently that's exactly how they talked what they were trying to do on Voodoo.

Animatronic pets designed by Banksy in their own storefront in New York City for October '08 only. See it while it lasts.

An interesting read as to what happened to the short-lived mix-tape service.

COLBERT: "After the 2006 Correspondents' Dinner [in which Colbert gave a scathing satirical speech about Bush with the President right in front of him, earning some hardcore Beltway backlash], Jon said, ''You touched it. You got close enough to touch it, and it got on you.'' Then more than a year passed, and I got kicked off the ballot in South Carolina during my brief presidential run. I had actually been on the phone with people in South Carolina, telling me I was gonna be fine. People were on the phone lying to me. And I called Jon and said, ''I touched it…again.'' That was disappointing. I thought I could put myself all the way in it and not feel it, but I did. I realized, ''I understand, maybe, why people end up not being so good.'' Because they get lied to a lot."

32 minutes of good anecdotes. I get the impression that the recent Rolling Stones article on him took heavily from this interview.