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To me this layout makes sense, I can’t quite put my finger on it but it just seems instantly logical. Criticisms are levelled at the need to rotate the table in order to read all the elements but I think there are easy solutions to that. As a way of showing element groupings and weights I think it’s at least as good as Mendeleev’s table if not better.

(via Cool Infographics)

One for the geeks:

In other words, you draw in Illustrator, copy and paste into Dreamweaver (which converts it to code), and the art displays as vector art in a web browser. What’s more, the engineer proceeded to actually bind XML data to the chart.

Article and demo vid over at John Nack’s blog.

It almost sounds over the top. But it isn’t.

(via Creative Review)

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• Catrabbit
• Eclipse
• Picture Pig
• Wind in the Willows
• Looks good enough to eat?
• “Nor, as the New Zealand media have observed, is it likely to bring cheaper air fares.”
• Museum Boerhaave
• Miguel Jackson?
  
• National Geographic
• NES Business Card Case
• ‘Kuroshio Sea’ (don’t forget to hit HD)

• Rubik’s
• World War III Propaganda
• Babes of the BNP
• Billie Jean + Geeks
• Is it always illegal to kill a woman?
• Flight of the Conchords (thx to Spinks)
• Rice Paddies 09
• John MacConnell
• Have you seen this Cat? (thx to Haynes)
• Petabyte? (thx to Gatsby)
• The Invention of Lying