Links For A Sunday Morning

• World's Worst Intersections & Traffic Jams
• A legless artist documents the world in 32,000 stares
  Tired of gawkers, Kevin Connolly traveled by skateboard, capturing their sheer human curiosity. His gallery.
• Open Source Living
  Open Source software resource.
• Labor of Love

  To our neighbors, my wife, Nancy, and I don't appear in the least unusual. To those in the quiet Oregon community where we live, we are viewed just as we are -- a happy couple deeply in love. Our desire to work hard, buy our first home, and start a family was nothing out of the ordinary. That is, until we decided that I would carry our child.

• Did We Just Witness a Twitter Marriage Proposal?
• Video Coming To Flickr Soon
• The Conversation Has Left the Blogosphere
• World's Most Expensive Foods
• Surveil Yourself
  A Brooklyn-based photographer named Izaz Rony is offering a new kind of portrait service: You tell him where you're going to be on a particular day, and what you'll be wearing, and he shows up in the general vicinity and snaps your picture, without you knowing exactly where he is or when he'll be there.
• Title sequences from Saul Bass, the master of film title design
• 40 years of driving on the right side in Sweden
  On September 3, 2007, it will be 40 years to the day since Sweden switched from driving on the left side of the road to the right side. Here is a short story of how it came to happen.
• More Privacy Options
  on Facebook.
• Flickr Pool: Desire Paths

  desire paths... the imprints of 'foot anarchists', individuals who had trodden their own routes into the landscape, regardless of the intentions of government, planners and engineers. A desire path could be a short cut through waste ground, across the corner of a civic garden or down an embankment.

• More Bloggers Raising Money. Here Come The Politics. And Here Comes My Rant.
• Sideline Slogger
  "Is Sachin Tendulkar's team in the Indian Premier League the bearer of the worst franchise name in the history of cash-cow cricket competitions? They're called the Mumbai Indians."
  Hell yes!
• Google LatLong: It's your world. Map it
  Google Maps is open to user edits.
• Ten Legal Commandments of Photography
• Firefox 3 Trounces IE, Opera and Safari in Memory Tests
• Windows Vista SP1 Released to Windows Update
  Doesn't show up in my updates...
• WordPress 2.5 Sneak Peek
  My wish list had checkboxes, to select multiple posts/pages/categories and edit them. In RC1 I see only the delete action. Am still hopeful though.
• Vintage Logos - a photoset on Flickr
• 10 Ways to Control Your Cravings
• YouTube - 2007 Video Awards
• Explore Your Interactions with Google Reader
• Why bother having a resume?
  Hmm...
• Down for everyone or just me?
  Find out if a site is...
• Demitri Martin - flip chart and art
  The guy is funny.
• Road warrior
  Mahendra Singh Dhoni has played the most internationals of anyone in the last 15 months. How long can he keep going at this rate before something gives?
  Just what I was thinking about. And when the guy does get some rest there are all these felecitations and ad shoots and what not.
• Cool business card designs
• Six degrees of messaging...the average shortest number of jumps to get from one random user to another was 6.6; spookily close to the infamous six degrees of separation demonstrated practically in a group of 64 people by Stanley Milgram, at Harvard University, in the 1960s.
• Super Real Mario World
  If Mario was real.
• How to Remove Gum from Clothes
• Animals+Fruits+Photoshop