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From Lost at E Minor:
Got a spare five minutes to kill? Check out the Museum of Modern Celebrity Tweets. Every Tuesday, talented artist Odessa Begay creates a visual representation of a celebrity’s 140-character message, unless, in his words, ‘my hands fall off and my computer explodes’. Simple, really.

Coffee is the fair trade commodity of choice in Guatemala, but the Tennesean reports that some university students are aiming to broaden the spectrum of fair trade goods produced in Guatemala. An excerpt from Entrepreneurship Can Help Rebuild Communities by Jeff Cornwall:
The town of Chajul, located in the mountainous region of Quiche in northern Guatemala, [...]

I’m beyond convinced that the young minds behind the Copenhagen Institute for Interaction Design are not only modern day geniuses but new leaders in action. Check out this project that aims to let displaced persons express themselves through the Wii… and music (how do they come up with this stuff??):
Acclimatising Refugees
Empowers the user through music; [...]

Three students at the Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design have come up with a way to put the endearing touch back into the personal letter. Say goodbye to the anonymous feeling of an email:
Scriba is an application that reproduces the ritual of writing a personal letter, capturing beyond the keyboard.
When you write a letter, [...]

Bold and sassy. These tights make a statement! Lost at E Minor can be credited for finding and featuring these little must-haves from Le Queues de Sardines:

Ladies and gents… I’ve started yet another project. It’s an experiment of a new concept that I came up with (at least I think I did) called dual blogging.
Basically, it’s a blog that features two main contributors that blog in a conversation-like, back-and-forth manner: A remark and its retort. Often, a friend, Justin Mayfield, and [...]