Elven Thief (link roundup)

Thief by Chris Rahn. See also: Alchemist.

And a few more links:

1. In May 2008, Fast Company marveled at how Ning was "growing automagically" (and how its CEO looked in a tank top). And in February 2009, Fast Company called Ning one of Web 2.0's 10 most innovative companies. Well, the party's over for its CEO and free product.

2. A glowing review for Ian McEwan's Solar.

3. A fascinating two-part look at griefers and the people who combated them in Second Life. Via.

*Previously: Elven air conditioning.

*Buy Dungeons and Dragons miniatures at eBay.

Elven Thief (link roundup)

Thief by Chris Rahn. See also: Alchemist.

And a few more links:

1. In May 2008, Fast Company marveled at how Ning was "growing automagically" (and how its CEO looked in a tank top). And in February 2009, Fast Company called Ning one of Web 2.0's 10 most innovative companies. Well, the party's over for its CEO and free product.

2. A glowing review for Ian McEwan's Solar.

3. A fascinating two-part look at griefers and the people who combated them in Second Life. Via.

*Previously: Elven air conditioning.

*Buy Dungeons and Dragons miniatures at eBay.

Smear baby shampoo over your mouth to blow big bubbles (link roundup)

As the video demonstrates, simply smearing Baby Shampoo over your moth will apparently allow you to easily blow large bubbles.

And a few more links:

1. Where the Wild Things Are is doing well at the box office.

2. How griefers used the in game karma system in The Sims Online to harass newbies. Via these sites.

3. Hobo vampire pumpkin.

*Previously: Stewart Butterfield offers constructive advice to a griefer.

*Buy Where the Wild Things Are posters at eBay.

Smear baby shampoo over your mouth to blow big bubbles (link roundup)

As the video demonstrates, simply smearing Baby Shampoo over your moth will apparently allow you to easily blow large bubbles.

And a few more links:

1. Where the Wild Things Are is doing well at the box office.

2. How griefers used the in game karma system in The Sims Online to harass newbies. Via these sites.

3. Hobo vampire pumpkin.

*Previously: Stewart Butterfield offers constructive advice to a griefer.

*Buy Where the Wild Things Are posters at eBay.

Trash can with built in hair-removing comb (link roundup)

Hye-Min Jung designed a trash can with built in hair-removing comb to make it easy to get hair off a brush. More photos here.

And a few more links:

1. There's apparently a campaign to discredit toy customizer John "Jin-Saotome" Mallamas.

2. Article explores how the Village Voice games Digg. Via.

3. A blogger points out that the whistleblower who tried to convince the SEC to investigate Madoff could have saved everyone the trouble simply by posting his concerns online. Via.

4. Last year, "four of Japan's top 10 best-sellers were about how blood type determines personality." Although it's illegal, many employers ask blood types at job interviews.

*Previously: Girl spontaneously changes blood type after organ transplant.

*Buy blood type home test kits at Amazon.