One look at this photo and I just had to share. 
Flickr user “Bekathwia” calls this garment a “Body-Laptop Interface.” It’s part of a set called Body-Technology Interfaces that she describes by saying:
I’ve been working on a project where I knit sweaters to go from gadgets to your body. They’re supposed to be a fun commentary on how attached and concentrated on technology we are, and to highlight the lack of movement that happens when we’re engrossed in our laptops, keyboards, PDAs, etc.
In honor of April 1st, today Google introduces a great new feature for Gmail users: Google Custom Time.
Keeping with this week’s “yard work” theme, today I’m offering a great deal on fresh grass clippings from my yard. At only $1.49/lbs these are sure to go quick. Act now! Supplies are limited.
Prior to mowing my lawn for the first time this past weekend, I set out, shovel in hand, to harvest some vivacious crabgrass seedlings. Now this green goodness can be brought to your lawn. Act now, quantities are limited!
UT Bastketball player Wayne Chism fields questions about his dance class in this video: Wayne Chism: The next Fred Astaire?
In honor of Leap Year Day, the Go Web Young Man picture staff dug deep in the archives to find this picture of our founder, The Webist, levitating in the air.
Last week before tipoff of the UT v. Auburn basketball game, Beth and I got to see Jordan Howell’s senior video. Now, thanks to YouTube, I’m able to share the magic with you.
For today’s fifth and final installment of Five Quirky Things We’ve Taught Each Other, I’ll be sharing about how to make spaghetti sauce in thirty minutes, and Beth will let everyone know that it’s okay to wear the same clothes two days in a row:
For the fourth installment (and Valentine’s Day edition) of Five Quirky Things We’ve Taught Each Other, I’ll be sharing what I’ve learned from Beth about bed coverings, and she’ll be teaching you some new words:
