Science nerds rejoice! Well, not exactly, but thanks to reader Lara, we see that Women's Day magazine has an adorable Periodic Table of Cupcake Elements online now. (It reminds me a bit of this post.) Each element takes you to its corresponding recipe. Thanks, Lara, and thank you, Women's Day magazi...

Image of Ad Age Fellow Ad Age Power 150 member Eyecube, aka Rick Liebling put out a periodic table of social media elements: While it’s getting a bit of criticism (yes, social media doesn’t have anything to do with the periodic table of elements), that’s not what it is all about. ...

Tampon Mona Lisa (AKA Bleeding Lisa, AKA Bitching and Moaning Lisa) is just that, a picture of Mona Lisa with a bunch of tampons glued on. It's like a middle school art class/sex ed mashup gone horribly wrong. TAMPON MONA LISA uses an enlarged photocopy of Mona's face, bodice, and hands, the only ar...

Unfortunately, it probably doesn't look that awesome since you can't read any of it. So click HERE to see the whole thing and all the awesoments that make the world cool. In 300 B.C., years before the birth of black Jesus, Aristole postulated that all good things were made of "win." That was a prett...

[This represents a bit of a departure from the traditional format of my ongoing "Media Deconsolidiation Series," but you will see how it ties in...] So, some guy from the (Un)Free Press — the activist group that wants to regulate every facet of the media and broadband universe — has crea...

I’m totally loving this site, The Periodic Table of Videos from the University of Nottingham. A short video about each element is available by clicking on the table or by checking out their YouTube profile. Lauren Cooper clearly needs no assistance, and the producers of Look Around You just mi...

It's been a while since I logged my progress on the YTMND periodic table project. Since the list of links is getting longer, I figured I'd just make a chart to keep score. H He Li Be B C N O F Ne Na Mg Al Si P S Cl Ar K Ca Sc Ti V Cr Mn Fe Co Ni Cu Zn Ga Ge As Se Br Kr Rb Sr Y Zr Nb Mo Tc Ru Rh Pd A...

Filed under: Jewelry I've never been one to get excited about astrology, moon phases, or birth stones, but at least I can understand why people might want to have those kinds of things displayed on a piece of jewelry. An element off the periodic table, conversely, I have no idea how listing the atom...

These Periodic Rings from ITSNONAME (wtf?) are available in silver, gold, and platinum. Each features the corresponding metal's atomic number and weight and come in sizes 7, 8 and 9. Silver will set you back a paltry $205, gold (14K yellow) a staggering $2,200, and the platinum a holy shitting $6,50...