I’ve refrained from my dislike of Oliver Perez for quite some time. I had hoped that, at the end of the 2008 season, the Mets and Perez would part ways and his pitiful performances would be put in the past and the Mets could move on. That, however, never happened. Instead, the Mets resigned Perez [...]
Pastiche is data visualization by Ivan Safrin and Christian Marc Schmidt that creates a virtual map of New York City neighborhoods based on keywords from articles posted to the web. The creators encourage you to download the program and explore what it can do. Pastiche—A Collective Composition of New York City, by Ivan Safrin & [...]
Sometimes the Internet reminds just how awesome it could be. Whether it’s Martin Luther King or Winston Churchill, the Internet always makes me smile.
You can find this giant camel spider and other gigantic, creepy bugs at the Method Shop.
While reading reddit this evening, I came across this post that pretty much sums up where we could be headed. Does anyone else worry that the internet is reorganizing global society, so that it’s like high school on a grand scale? One day, all countries as we know them will fall, replaced by major groups [...]
A single gunman is dead after walking into the American Civic Center in Binghamton, New York. He opened fire, killing 13 people and wounding several others before taking his own life. The gunman drove a car to the back of American Civic Association building to block the exit and entered the front of the building, [...]
