ElephantsCrossing

ElephantsCrossing is a tumble log of links, pictures and other interesting items found on the internet and collected by me. More about »

Included are feeds from flickr, del.icio.us and digg

Here is a short list of some other places you can find me online:

Some of my favorite findings: 1, 2, 3

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    1. Gal, Guy, and Villain (Full) Video - Halo 3 Game - MLG Game Room
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    2. Panda Bear Cub's Growth [PICS]
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    3. DSC07134.JPG (via Nesnej)
      DSC07134.JPG (via Nesnej)
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    4. DSC07135.JPG (via Nesnej)
      DSC07135.JPG (via Nesnej)
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    5. Apple Mac Music Video (via )
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    6. Online Apple Stores out of iPhones
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    7. via img111.imageshack.us
      via img111.imageshack.us
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    8. Facebook Users Meet for Water Fight, Destroys Public Garden
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    9. via www.timesonline.co.uk
      via www.timesonline.co.uk
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    10. Jun 21, 2008: #dmtweetup (with @garyvee!) at Sbrocco
      Come hang with the other Des Moines tweeps! We’ll also try to kidnap Gary Vaynerchuk, founder of Wine Library TV (@garyvee on Twitter) and have him join us after his book signing at East Village…
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    11. Now More Than Ever: 50 More Excellent Blog Designs | Design Showcase | Smashing Magazine
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    12. Storm Troopin' - a set on Flickr
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    13. Stormtroopers on Ice (via Doctor Beef)
      Stormtroopers on Ice (via Doctor Beef)
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    14. flip flop blue (via Zalita)
      flip flop blue (via Zalita)
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    15. "Intelligence, it turns out, is a high-priced option. It takes more upkeep, burns more fuel and is slow off the starting line because it depends on learning — a gradual process — instead of instinct."
      —The Cost of Smarts - New York Times