All palindromic fans should be looking forward to the second day of the new year in 2010.
That day is a palindromic date in standard American (mmddyyyy) format: 01-02-2010, expressed backwards as a date is precisely 01-02-2010.
The Grey Lady also presents some related puzzles for you math-do-gooders (Paging Doctor Mad DR2 aka the smartest guy I went high school with, seriously).
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Highlights from a 1994 documentary about Wildwood, New Jersey. Things haven’t really changed it appears-just more hair gel and tanning. Highlights from the 1994
Karl Grandin’s hideously great wool and cotton knit sweater is patterned with 180 corporate animal-shaped logos. Can you name all the brands?
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Over 4,000 books were used in this installation titled “Enclosed Content Chatting Away in the Colour of Invisibility” by Anouk Kruithof.
A shirt for the holidays by Designers Anonymous. If you spill some red wine on it, the shirt can be worn inside-out where it says “Emergency T-Shirt.”
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Neat chairs with a bit of humor by Peter Andersson. As a chronic lean back-er when sitting in a chair, I particularly like Andersson’s “Tilt” chair.
[Via]
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For a holiday winter theme, The Awl presents a list of words ending in “-icle,” like icicle or….testicle.
85. listicle
84. cubicle
83. charticle
82. bernicle
81. funicle
80. reticle
[Hat tip: Monica!]
Posted in Lists
Evan Blackwell’s “Disposable Heroes” is a collection of busts made from common ordinary items, such as red Dixie cups and plastic forks.
Posted in Art
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