.: Above The Aether :.

You can make anything on the internet these days. I made this at Neighborhoodies.com. They’re a nutty little company from NYC and will deliver your customized t-shirt or sweatshirt to you in a speedy fashion. They have all sorts of fonts and images you can choose from to decorate your clothing with. I will be […]

Google Talk is now available to anyone with an email address.  The announcement was posted on the google blog today: Last year, we launched Google Talk, a free and easy service for making voice calls and sending instant messages. It used to be that only Gmail users could use Google Talk but now anyone can […]

This may be one of the funniest 2 minutes on the internet I’ve seen today. In the form of a poll, I need to know… [poll=2] -Dave

I just watched the first episode of NBC’s Heroes and must say it was pretty good.  I think NBC is going to show the first episode tomorrow night again.  If you haven’t seen it you should check it out. From NBC’s website: As a total eclipse casts its shadow across the globe, a genetics professor […]

This is interesting. Type in an author’s name into the search bar and click “continue.”  The web application creates a floating map of authors wha are somehow related to your author.  The authors seem to float in clumps.  Those clumps symbolize a type of similiarity in authors.  The tighter the clump, the more likely you […]

I had a weird dream last week where I was driving around an asian neighborhood in Houston (I can’t recall if it was Thai, Chinese, or maybe Filipino) with an employee of mine. He was driving a small VW. The streets were oddly lined with grass huts and people were cooking outdoors on the sidewalks […]

I filled up my tank today at $2.10/gal. I feel like I won the lottery. – Dave

The H.P. Lovecraft Film Festival website has been updated with some additional information on the features, timeslots, events and shorts for the weekend of insanity. The schedule can be found here. Two weeks to go. -Dave

Gawker collected, processed and posted smells from travelers in the NYC subway system into a google map.  The next time you are in NYC wondering if that smell was a combination of poop, corndog, armpit and cabbage, you can pull up the smell map and confirm (or even contribute to the map).  From the site: […]

“I’m fluent in JavaScript as well as Klingon.” Weird Al rocks the hizzouse, boyz. -Dave P.S. – the Dungeons & Drangons and X-Men lines hit close to home.