
"Artists have mysteriously incorporated into their works features of a physical description of the world that science later discovers."
~ Leonard Shlain

Oscar Wilde, beloved Irish author and intellectual is famed for his witticisms and is having charges filed against him by a local weatherman.
A handbag? - Rare book found in charity shopSource: BBC News
A rare first edition of Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest has been handed into a charity shop.
The book, which dates back to 1898, was discovered at the branch of Oxfam in Nantwich, South Cheshire - appropriately inside a handbag.
Oscar Wilde is named the Brit with the greatest witSource: This is London
When strolling through US customs, he once announced: "I have nothing to declare but my genius".
So Oscar Wilde would probably not have been surprised to be named as Britain's greatest-ever wit.
Top wits: all men and mainly dead Source: The Times
It is not often that Liam Gallagher and Jeremy Clarkson appear in a list with Noël Coward and Shakespeare. But according to a new survey they are among Britain's wittiest individuals.
Crocs: The ugly footlingSource: Christian Science Monitor
Ugly shoes have long held a certain cachet. Think Birkenstocks, Uggs, Earth shoes. But few things are as fickle as fashion. As fads go, surely Crocs should be past their expiration date.
Dublin PubsSource: livemint.com
AN intersting writeup about pubs that writer's visit
The greatest letters ever written up for auctionSource: Independent.co.uk
When the Swiss lawyer Albin Schram died in 2005, he left behind an extraordinary collection of letters by some of Western civilisation's greatest minds. They will soon go under the hammer - but here are the highlights of the collection
Who cares about money, anyway?Source: nundinator.com
I've been using the Internet for 10 years to make money. Read about the girl that convinced me I've been going about everything all wrong.