If you’re unfamiliar with the name H.R. Giger, you are at least familiar with his work. Remember that little, independent... Read More
Intrepid director and world traveler, Brook Silva-Braga, e-mailed me Friday to say that his kick-ass round-the-world travel documentary A Map... Read More
© waffler If a bunch of interested customers in Asia have their way, the double decker Airbus A380 will soon... Read More
For good or ill, the web fills just about any niche. Looking to commiserate with tri-lingual Polish cello players named... Read More
In 1957, an East German film called the Singing Ringing Tree told the story of a brave prince who wanted... Read More
Global warming is going to impact countries like the Netherlands earlier than others. In this low-lying country where the roads... Read More
© Jaako Trust an IT guy to devise a new “game” that has people detangling Ethernet cables, and calling it... Read More
Amanda Kendle wraps up our series on the various niches of dark tourism with appropriate awards for each. Read More
© skootter01 Via the Flickr page: In Korea you can see some strange signs, and this is one of the... Read More
RFID Tag (not actual size) © midnightcomm If an experiment just launched at Heathrow Airport is successful, the days of... Read More
Portland, Oregon has one of the largest concentrations of strip clubs in the US. And now the city has the... Read More
It’s like a Thule roof rack for your car, but not. A modular backpack design seems so obvious, I’m surprised... Read More
© BntAl3nabi Forget adrenaline sports — a new initiative to relieve frustrated Aboriginal youths in the interiors of Australia has... Read More
The Brisbane Times claims that a newspaper reporter looking to point out the holes in New Zealand’s airport security system... Read More
My apologies to anyone who’s already subscribed to the Vagabondish RSS feed and recently received a follow-up e-mail to their... Read More
It’s been called ”˜the worst building in the history of mankind.’ And Kim Jong-il would have been so proud. The... Read More
Since Google Maps hit the online world, there’s been no shortage of mapping “mashups“. Some useful, some less so. ViewAt.org... Read More