October 29 2008 was apparently “The Day of Prayer for the World’s Economies”. WTF:
“We are going to intercede at the site of the statue of the bull on Wall Street to ask God to begin a shift from the bull and bear markets to what we feel will be the ‘Lion’s Market,’ or God’s control over the economic systems.”
See also: more photos from the prayer, a video, The Charging Bull statue
[via:Pharyngula]
Poladroid - Polaroid camera emulation software for OS X
Shitty Polaroid snapshots, now in ten glorious megapixels. I’m definitely against change for the better.
The Windows version will be available in November.
[via:Veronica Belmont]
Ars Technica reviews “Night of Bush Capturing” (islamist propaganda game)
The following Youtube video of the “final boss” is included in the review.
[via:rms]
The National Debt Clock near Times Square has run out of digits
“The National Debt Clock near Times Square has just run out of spaces to add more zeroes to its running count of our national debt, thanks to the one-two punch of the $700 billion Wall Street bailout and the $100 billion used to prop up Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac before that.”
WolfenFlickr 3D - Wolfenstein 3D / Flickr JavaScript Mashup
A Wolfenstein 3D level with Flickr photos from a user account or search query instead of nazi art covering the walls. Explained in detail on the developer’s blog.
[via:waxy]
Court delays Indian Hari Puttar film release
“[Warner Bros] has been quoted as saying the the title of the Indian movie is confusing.”
Italian museum displays crucified frog despite accusations of blasphemy
“The wooden sculpture by the late German artist Martin Kippenberger depicts a frog about one metre 30 centimetres high nailed to brown cross and holding a beer mug in one outstretched hand and an egg in another.”
Photo from Ecopolis.
[via:mummila]
CCTV/surveillance camera swastica graffiti art (Shoreditch, London, UK)
Found on Cory Doctorow’s flickr.
The image includes the name of a mysterious site.
[via:grinding.be]
