Graham, 66, has filled nearly 4,000 notebooks since he first ran for governor in 1977. The entries -- in ballpoint ink in Graham's meticulous cursive -- provide a unique glimpse into the life of a senator/grandfather/raisin bran eater.

Although it sounds like the lurid title of a Jim Thompson crime novel, Dangerous Women is curated within the tradition of female figure painting, photography and cinema - where even the tamest representation of the female form can be a loaded image. While a few of the images exhibited are more obviously "dangerous" or risqué as in Alyssa Monk's Press, or Heather Morgan's Hello Kitty, none are passive and most run askew if not counter, to the literal meaning of dangerous women.

When PC Magazine needed a LEGO PC for the cover of their magazine, I was happy to help out, and created a colorful PC out of LEGO bricks. The folks over at PC Magazine liked it so much, they decided they wanted to have a contest where they gave away a working PC built out of LEGO bricks. Oh what fun.

Can any man, in his wildest dream of imagination, conceive of anything that may not be--nay, that has not been--treated of in a note?

The makers of the Spector360 will tell you that their product will "significantly reduce the amount of goofing off that has grown common in most workplaces (one hour per day per employee, on average)." What they won't tell you is that you're a jerk. If your employees are watching "Funny Cats 3" all day long, the problem isn't unfiltered access to the Internet. The problem is that your workplace is boring, and probably very sad.

Gunter Demnig has laid more than 50 paving stones, covered with sheets of brass on the footpaths in front of former residential buildings where Jewish residents lived in Oranien and Dresdener Strasse. Their names, dates of birth and of their fate are engraved in the metal and are a reminder of their persecution during the Third Reich. The art and memorial action was part of the exhibition titled "Artists search for Auschwitz," organized by the Neue Gesellschaft für Bildende Kunst in Berlin (New Society for Fine Art in Berlin) in 1996 and is still incomplete today.