Instructions on how to print a blank sheet of white paper. Pretty funny.

Here.

i Tunes U for your i phone.

http://www.apple.com/education/ipodtouch-iphone/



While you’re shopping for music on iTunes, you can also choose from more than 350,000 free course lectures, videos, readings, and podcasts from universities and institutions worldwide. It’s all on iTunes U.


Now I want an iphone

This website allows you to better visualize the population of The Cellar. Or any other site.

from: 501 Pets

When they could be putting that money in the Cellar tip mug.

Ed Zachary

verra interesting, Gravdigr...

What changed in the decade between 1999-2009

http://www.virtualvideomap.com/What_...is_Decade.html



Illustrations

http://www.graphicbuzz.net/2010/08/3...ut-simple.html

Every once in a while I go on a kick of scanning through photography images (e.g., Google images).
Yesterday, Merc posted a series of National Geographic images,
and Spuck's posted a smoke ring from Mt Etna.
These set me off again.

Here is a website with photos of smoke as an art form and sometimes as a Rorschach test...

Smoke, Fire, clouds photography and Artwork
Posted on 06. Jan, 2010 by Babar Asif in Artwork, Photography

This woman sold calligraphy buttons to us when I was back in college decades ago. I still have a dog-eared copy of the old button catalog with a bunch of smarmy quotes.

I just bought some buttons yesterday, mostly to replace the "Happiness is the planet earth in your rear view mirror" button that was pinned above my rear view mirror and that I lost when I bought the new car.

I like this better than any of the big button/shirt sites because it's easier to search. I also like to minimalist approach to the website.

This isn't a product endorsement, I just like reading through the catalog.

http://www.nancybuttons.com/

One of my favorites:

Historical Atlas of the 20th century.

I like!

http://users.erols.com/mwhite28/20centry.htm

That's nice, the illustrations are vivid.

Very detailed. I could get lost for awhile, just clicking and reading, reading and clicking.

Inventions.

Extensive list of what, when, who and where.