Illuminating and typically well-executed DHTML timeline. Sigh. It seems like just yesterday that Big Brother was just a lil’ bro’, crawling the Web on all fours.

“A Web service that allows you to share snippets of information from the minutiae of daily life in the form of simple statistical graphs.”

Slideshow look at an aggressively sleek, modernist kitchen designed through a collaboration between the sports car manufacturer and the cabinetry manufacturer Poggenpohl.

Seemingly odd criteria for collecting design samples, but the result is surprisingly coherent. And frequently gorgeous. A caveat to anyone who would get carried away with this technique: it’s pretty much the founding principle behind black velvet paintings.

The airline has been busy renovating the iconic Eero Saarinen-designed terminal at JFK and plans to open it later this fall. The food promises to be very good… or at least, it won’t give you air sickness before you even leave the ground. Which is saying a lot for eating at the airport.

Examples of interface displays on the huge scale of real buildings. “What if the building could respond, in real time, to the movement of people, the weather, or the whims of bystanders or behind-the-scenes artists?”

Clever tool for submitting and perusing short gripes penned to the graphics software company we all love to hate.