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The USS New York — an amphibious transport dock constructed using salvaged World Trade Center metal — comes home.
Why a high IQ doesn’t mean you’re smart.
Joss Whedon writes an open letter to owners of the Terminator franchise offering to buy the rights for a solid four figures.
The Tele Scouter generates subtitles for live conversation.
Sign language interpreting gadget you wear around your neck.
The secret knock detecting lock.
Playable ties made from recycled cassette tape. (How to build a Sonic Fabric Reader.) [via.]
How-To: Newspaper Dress. (via.)
Back Through the Looking Glass: American McGee’s Return of Alice gets teased.
Kindacarsick went as a low-resolution girl for Halloween.
The Ultimate Flight and Hotel Upgrade Guide.
Tea x Time List: The Ten Most Dubious Films included in the Criterion Collection.
Above: “There Is A Light That Never Goes Out” by Caroline Royce. (Prints coming soon.)](http://1.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ksiglxdhy31qzpwi0o1_500.jpg)
This x That:
- The USS New York — an amphibious transport dock constructed using salvaged World Trade Center metal — comes home.
- Why a high IQ doesn’t mean you’re smart.
- Joss Whedon writes an open letter to owners of the Terminator franchise offering to buy the rights for a solid four figures.
- The Tele Scouter generates subtitles for live conversation.
- Sign language interpreting gadget you wear around your neck.
- Playable ties made from recycled cassette tape. (How to build a Sonic Fabric Reader.) [via.]
- How-To: Newspaper Dress. (via.)
- Back Through the Looking Glass: American McGee’s Return of Alice gets teased.
- Kindacarsick went as a low-resolution girl for Halloween.
- Tea x Time List: The Ten Most Dubious Films included in the Criterion Collection.
- Above: “There Is A Light That Never Goes Out” by Caroline Royce. (Prints coming soon.)
