Just found this presentation on Speaker Deck (awesome non-flash, non-ad-crippled alternative to Slideshare btw!).

I've launched a new little site (blog) called awesomewallets.com.
The ambition is to collect the most beautiful wallets, card cases, etc. that can be found out there. And it's also possible to submit for anyone (though all posts gets approved before published).

And, as always, over at Ulterior Motive, we have more leather wallets too...

Ok, so you may need a little more than just paprika (sweet pepper) and
lime. But it was so beautiful together I couldn't resist a picture of
them.

Kudos to Rackspace!

If you (like me) are a receiver of technical support emails, it's
sometimes frustrating to get the user to submit information such as
the used browser, ip-adress, and such.
Here's a simple jQuery snippet that will add some contextual
information to your support email-links:

 
 $('a[href="mailto:support@mydomain.com"]').each(function () { 
 var ip = currentIP; // global variable that should be set by 
server somewhere on each requested page 
 
 var body = '?body=%0A%0A----------------------------------%0A'; 
 body += 
'Please%20do%20not%20remove%20this%20information.%20It%20will%20help%20us%20address%20your%20issue.%20%0A'; 
 body += 'IP%20Address%3A%20%20%20%20%20' + ip + '%0A'; 
 body += "User-agent%3A%20%20%20%20%20" + navigator.userAgent + "%0A"; 
 body += "Cookies%3A%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20" + 
navigator.cookieEnabled + "%0A"; 
 body += "Platform%3A%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20" + 
navigator.platform + "%0A"; 
 body += '----------------------------------'; 
 var href = $(this).attr('href'); 
 $(this).attr('href', href + body); 
 }); 

You could extend this a lot, to include userID, and more.
Heads up to Tumblr who inspired this quite heavily.

Via Selectism.

Check out japanese furniture firm Truck:
http://www.truck-furniture.co.jp/index.html

These girls just ROCKS!

And the music is amazing!