From artist Ben Innes, Separations.

Linguistic Challenge puzzles.

"General Purpose Band of Rubber, usage: quick securing MDP-DVI dongle." Thanks for that.

We've posted it before, and we'll post it again because it's great: Andre Michelle's Sound Laboratory.

Friend'a mine melted off one of his fingerprints making a Drawdio this weekend, but that's not going to stop me from making one, too.

"There's no better way to find out how an editor feels than to change a rule." Behind the scenes of The Chicago Manual of Style 16.

Ted Leo and the Pharmacists think the Green Day musical is stupid. (Via Jamie.)

North Korean Tourism video. Via MeFi.

The results are in from Friday's Layer Tennis Doubleheader.

"Look for something, find something else." The Accidental News Explorer, a news discovery app for iPhone by Brendan Dawes, who, incidentally, will be playing Joshua Davis in the Friday's live Layer Tennis match.

"This plan will give you your own vegetables all the year round." Dig For Victory. Thanks Mary.

Why Scott has so many Field Notes Notebooks.

So you know: Van Dwellers, a guide to living in your car, van or campervan.

Post-Dispatch photographer Robert Cohen took his very last roll of Kodachrome 200 to the Missouri State Fair. Sweet. Via Will Sullivan.

All Coast U.S.A., a new look at the map by Craig Robinson.

The Mongol invasion is under way. Thanks to everyone who supported the cause.

A great typographic music video for Cee-Lo Green's F**K YOU.

Ever needed to move a heavy table but found yourself short on help? Then Wouter Scheublin's Walking Table will be a blessing to you. It works by using your energy to transfer movement onto oscillating legs on the table. Here's a video of it in action.

Wang Yuanling's photo series The Subjective City. A must look for anyone who has read Peter Hessler's River Town: Two Years on the Yangtze. More photos here.

Dan Eckert's fantastic time lapse footage from the California/Arizona border. Also, some behind the scenes of his homemade railroad track dolly which was used to shoot a lot of it. Via CheesyCam.