up all night
The Pixies, Debaser
The Pangolin

What an interesting creature…
“often called “scaly anteaters,” (Pangolin’s) are covered in tough, overlapping scales. These burrowing mammals eat ants and termites using an extraordinarily long, sticky tongue, and are able to quickly roll themselves up into a tight ball when threatened. Eight different pangolin species can be found across Asia and sub-Saharan Africa. Poaching for illegal wildlife trade and habitat loss have made these incredible creatures one of the most endangered groups of mammals in the world.”
Reminisce Over This
Pharoahe Monch, Simon Says, 1999
green-bacca

Fred Flare Green Chewie, a must have! Buy here at Fred Flare
1950’s Futurevision: The Magic Highway
Those Disney Scientists were one step ahead.
via, Kanye West
Domenica by Bertelli

I am not a huge fan of fixed gear bikes but, Shit, this is beautiful…almost too good to ride. A full shot after the jump. For more info on Bertelli Biciclette Assemblate NYC go here.
invaders from mars….
An amazing short film of Aliens invading South America. The lighting and rendering angles are really good. Music I give a C+. Check it out for yourself.
this might be the source
The T.W.I.N.K.I.E.S. Project

Oh the joys of the Twinkie. The T.W.I.N.K.I.E.S. Project is mad old (1995) but still very relevant.
The Sculptures of highraff
Brazilian Artist Highraff works both indoors and outdoors. It is pretty awesome how his work translates seamlessly between the two, especially these wooden sculptures which capture the colorful energy of Brazil. Thanks to Pablo Aravena for the heads up
caught in a lie
Jon Stewart catches Fox News Sean Hannity, making shit up! Be careful believing what you watch.
Relationship Counseling of Yore

These are part of a questionnaire from 1933.
My Favorite:
“Eats whatever is served without grumbling or criticism”
Classic.
Next Level Translation

Wow, think of all the potential that these glasses have.
“The Tele Scouter glasses feature a compact microphone and camera, which picks up the foreign-language conversation. This audio recording is then relayed to a small computer worn on the user’s waist, which transmits the information to a remote server. The server translates the words from speech to text, and transmits it back to the glasses, where the translated phrase is then appears on a tiny retinal display, providing the wearer with a transcript of the conversation in their own language.”
Picture of the Day

A nice street installation by Specter in brooklyn. Photo by Jake Dobkin
Caleb Neelon on Etsy

Our friend Caleb Neelon recently opened an Etsy store featuring a bunch of his paintings. You should have a look and get yourself one.
punk’s not dead

Punk’s not Dead, an amazing documentary about punk rock with a ton of interviews is worth your time. If you have not seen it or own the DVD, you can catch it on Fuse. It aired last night and will continue for the month of November (check for show times). Check out the trailer after the jump. You can also pick it up at itunes




