Sunday Links

• ZooBorns: What's a Pudu? One of these, obviously
• Now, For Some Reason, a Snow Leopard (moar) (and also)
• 私信 まるです。 Maru tackles the great outdoors for the first time
• A Dark Sky Over Sequoia National Park From Astronomy Picture of the Day
• World Wide Telescope An internet based astronomy resource
• The Big Picture Remarkable photographs of aircraft
• Planescape: Torment Probably one of the most intriguing role playing games of all time, and certainly the most literary with over 800,000 words of dialogue and description. This novelisation takes the text and turns it into a readable novel.
• The Great Gatsby An e-book download for one of the best books that I've read recently.
• Move Under Ground by Nick Mamatas Yet another e-book - the Cthulhu mythos meets the Beat generation
• Do You Wanna Date My Avatar? A music video for Felicia Day's web based MMO sitcom The Guild
• How much booze would it take to kill you? Choose your poison ...
• Telegraph Island Possibly the worst military posting of all time, this isolated island inspired the phrase "going round the bend"
• Time travel in popular film and tv Every time travel journey from recent films and tv shows plotted on a huge timeline, with paradoxes highlighted. Doctor Who is not included on this chart for reasons of simplicity.
• Genuine Breakup Letter Dramatic reading- possibly NSFW but rather amusing nonetheless
• NASA’s Most Awesomely Weird Mission Patches Do want!
• The Demystifying Adventures of the Amazing Randi
• Turn Based Battle If you are a fan of Japanese RPGs, you should enjoy this not entirely serious take on the genre
• Must Pop Words Make words before the screen fills up with letters. A nice implementation of a classic word game