Interesting links for March 11th through March 20th:

• A la Cart: The Secret Lives of Grocey Shoppers – A book by Hilary Carlip about discarded shopping lists. Based on 26 lists she’s found, she creates and imagines the people who would have written them and turns herself into those characters. Take a look at the flash intro; it explains it all.
• We Tell Stories – Six authors, six stories, six weeks. For the next six weeks, stories will come out, each with a different unique method of presentation. This week’s The 21 Steps, for instance, uses Google Maps.
• By Ken Levine: If a major studio gave notes on JUNO – What if the screenplay of Juno had landed in the hands of a major Hollywood studio? Can you imagine what the demands of the studio would have been? How the story would have been rewritten?
• Interview: David Hewlett – Great interview with Hewlett who plays Dr. Rodney McKay in Stargate: Atlantis. It’s cool to see how much of a geek he is himself.

Interesting links for March 7th through March 10th:

• Top 10 Interesting Abandoned Places – Cool list of places that have been abandoned, ranging from Western ghost towns to Japanese theme park.
• BankWest Singing Kittens – This is just way too cute! The whistling cat on the right is so sweet, I want to take it home and cuddle it 😀
• Aaron Eckhart Q&A The Dark Knight – Short interview with Aaron Eckhart about his role as Harvey Dent/Two Face in the upcoming Batman movie.

Interesting links for February 27th:

• Evolution of Nintendo Characters – The various depictions of Mario, Link and Donkey Kong throughout the years. Those last ones though aren’t in-game, right?
• Playboy Towel – When you hear “Playboy towel” I bet you’re thinking it’s a pink towel with the rabbit on it, right? It isn’t. This is slightly different. I can’t imagine a girl actually getting this towel and using it.
• The neurobiology of the Mona Lisa’s smile – Pretty neat explanation of why Mona Lisa’s smile looks so mysterious.
• mydeco – Cool design-your-room web app. Not the first of it’s kind, but better than the ones I’ve seen so far.
• Hitchcock Classics – Again the collection of Hitchcock photos, but now from the original source (Vanity Fair).

Interesting links for February 23rd through February 25th:

• The Clbuttic Mistake – The Daily WTF – Hehe, brilliant. A clbuttic tale. Another reason to always proofread anything you write.
• Dating Sites For Geeks – For all you single geeks out there: The Great Geek Manual got a list of all the geek dating sites out there. Find your own geeky girl/boyfriend.
• Spell with flickr – Cool little site that let’s you create words with images from flickr.

Interesting links for February 17th through February 22nd:

• David Jon Kassan – Brooklyn Artist – Wow,these paintings look realistic.
• FreakAngels – New webcomic (only 1 episode so far) with an interesting premise: 12 children born on the same day at the same time with (I’m guessing here) special powers in a steampunk setting.
• Seashell House Is Unbelievably Awesome – Cool design for a house, but I couldn’t picture myself living in such a thing.

Interesting links for February 9th through February 12th:

• Gallery: How Google Got Its Colorful Logo – The evolution of the design of the Google logo. I love the little magnifying glass.
• Lori Nix Photography – Beautiful photography of miniatures and models.
• French Artist Talks To Aliens Using Crazy Font [Art] – Can you figure out what these messages say?
• How to Fold a Towel Monkey – wikiHow – Cute tutorial on how to fold your towels into a monkey shape. You’ve got to love that posing cat in all of the photos. Attention seeker!

Interesting links for February 8th:

• The Evolution of Tech Companies’ Logos – Interesting post on the history of companies and their logos. It’s not complete (there are a couple of things I know they’re not mentioning), but it’s worth a read.
• 5 Ways to say “Be My Valentine” to a Geek – This is just so sweet! I love the first suggestion [Via Geeks Are Sexy]
• Triviagasm: Behind the Cybernetics with the Next Terminator Generation – Great list of facts about the different type of Terminator models.

Interesting links for February 7th:

• Grammar Blog: Similes and Metaphors Used in High School Essays – Damn, I can’t remember the last time I’ve laughed so much. This list is hilarious: “Her hair glistened in the rain like a nose hair after a sneeze.”
• Grammar Blog: Excuses Sent by Parents to Schools – OMG, some people just don’t know how to write. This list is terrible and funny at the same time. “Chris will not be in school cus he has an acre in his side.”
• GTD In Space: Seven Habits of Highly Effective Spaceship Captains – Tips on how to be a leader based on actions of some of the most famous Sci-Fi captains (including Mal Reynolds).
• The Brick Testament – The Bible retold with Lego!
• Josh Brolin is the New Terminator? – Hmm, this good get interesting. If Brolin is indeed cast as the Terminator, it would be really a different direction than the previous ones. First Christian Bale and now Brolin, this could turn out in a great movie.
• Funny story about computer confiscation in Denmark – I can completely picture the type of guy in this story. ‘I mean the compuuuuuter. Understand?’ ‘Where the daaaaata goes.’

Interesting links for February 5th through February 6th:

• The most ATTRACTIVE curtains ever made » Yanko Design – Very cool curtain design with magnets. Not sure if it would really be handy, but it does look great.
• My 22 Best On-Camera Interviewing Tips Ever – I’ve only had to interview on person once in my life, but this is still a great set of tips in case I ever need it.
• Seven Reasons Why Australia is the Most Apocalyptic Country – Yeah, Australia is definitely doomed. And it’s all the fault of vegemite.

Interesting links for February 2nd through February 3rd:

• Top 15 Clever Adverts – Some very interesting advertisement campaigns. A couple I had seen before (the camera lens is a bus wheel and the jaws of a shark bus doors), but most of them I had never seen before.
• 20 of the Best Evil Lairs and Criminal Hideouts | Geek About – Great list of the lairs and hideouts from villains of movies.
• Forbidden Kingdom Posters – Ooh, this posters from the Forbidden Kingdom are pretty! I always like those promotional one-sheets, featuring only one character. The image they make when they’re hung up together is much more convincing.