One of those wonderful aspects of the Internet: a long-closed, small, local amusement park that I often visited as a child actually has a memorial site even though it was demolished decades ago. { the site even has more information than I could hope to find }

Rock your Game Boy: Little Sound DJ turns your handheld gamer into a music workstation. Check out some mp3's of the sounds from DJ Lo-Bat { click under "downloads" }

RandomPixel.com: take a camera, send it off into the world, see what photos come back.

Jim&Gen almost makes me ok with the idea of wearing a tie. { almost }

Get ready for the weekend with this Drunkard's Walk game. { use your mouse to balance the drunk as he makes he way down the street. }

An iPod, an iTrip Mini, a few modifications: you've got yourself a pirate radio station -- broadcasting to about 40 feet around you { that's about 5000 square feet to call your own radio kingdom }

Our friends Belle & Sebastian performed live on the BBC's Radio 2 (Jonathan Ross Show) this past Saturday (June 19th), and you can still catch a recording of the show on the Jonathan Ross site (while it's up... only until Saturday) { click on "Listen Again to this...

99 Rooms: This atmospheric walk through unfortunately falls into the category of "more cool in theory than in practice"... But it's still a diverting combination of photography, graffiti art and low tech animation.

If I had a quarter for every musical ode to a Tolkien character I've heard... I'd have 25 cents.

Savor the antics of Tontie in this peculiar, "Whack-a-Mole" like Flash game.

HappyTreeFriends presents the panacea for overly-cute animations of happy little critters. { view the "Hide and Seek" episode for a nice introduction. }

Anyone that has worked in a shared office will marvel at the simplistic brilliance of the LockCup: a coffee cup that only its owner can use.

All this week, comic book writer Warren Ellis is hosting a cornucopia of new and eclectic music on his blog, Die Puny Humans. There's bound to be something here for everyone.

Napoleon Dynamite: watch the trailer, see the film, join the fan club.

I'm a big fan of Found Photo Art, here's a site with some nice ones: BigHappyFunHouse.

It's Science Made Stupid, an abridged introduction to the "1986 Hugo Award Winner" by Tom Heller. With chapters on evolution, the descent of man, the universe, and more!