UO Mobile iPhone App
We did it! And now we have UO Mobile, an iPhone app that lets you find the nearest store, learn about events and special online promotions first, and even read our blog! Download it now!
We did it! And now we have UO Mobile, an iPhone app that lets you find the nearest store, learn about events and special online promotions first, and even read our blog! Download it now!
Jon Rafman's Brand New Paint Job delivers a Franz Kline Grand Prix, a Mark Tobey Dodge Grande Caravan, and an Yves Klein Blue Prius. Amongst the occasional penguin and dinosaur, too.
In case your morning has not been trippy enough, a few minutes spent perusing Mel Shimkovitz's site should take care of that.
Enter the minutia of your life into Daytum and presto! The everyday is now rendered in sweet infographics.
A blog of children's books that range from vaguely inappropriate to totally. Incredible.

Just in time for Fashion Week, Nat Thomson drops the latest A Silent Flute mix, Runway.
Web 2.0 Suicide Machine is designed to let you delete "all your energy sucking social-networking profiles." Peruse at your own risk.
Phaidon and Wallpaper* have now turned 10 of their popular city guides into iPhone apps. It puts places like Barcelona, London and Berlin at your fingertips, literally. (Via HypeBeast.)
For food meditations: recipes with all the ugly words chopped right out. And a just down-right beautiful blog, too.
If this doesn't make you think about deleting your Facebook account (or at least "unfriending" your mom), we don't know what will.
We're totally late on posting about the A Continuous Lean Shop (and with no good reason), but here are a few of the awesome goods up for offer: fitted caps from Mr. Mort, waxed canvas zipper bags, and Field Notes calendars. Nice.
Pamela Reed and Matthew Rader have done it again, collaborating with Spiral Mag for this fashion story that's so awesome it's ridiculous. Or is it so ridiculous it's awesome? Is that little dancing man chewing gum?
Yesterday, in the Mojave desert, Richard Branson unveiled SpaceShipTwo, the world's first manned vessel for commercial space travel. To book a spot on the first commercial flight into space will set you back about $200,000, but seriously—if you can afford to drop that much, why the hell not? You can arrange it directly through Virgin Galactic, or through your "local accredited space agent."
Online gallery Yung & Chubby introduces a new show, Fight, featuring paintings by Andrea Heimer.
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