May's Links to Love

Artsy:

Stairs are one of those things you just don't think to decorate. But look at this:
















Jordan Matter's "Dancers among us" photos.

Hand-painted mural advertising documentary:




Artists' portrayals of favorite book scenes. (Picture Book Report.)

Awesome vintage wedding dresses.

Too bad this shop, Noun, is in Oregon. I think my mother would love it.

Engagement photos based on the movie "Up."

Happy Tape!

Comic Sans Destroyer. (I hate that font just as much as they do. And First Grader? Ick.)

Dreamy "Deviant Art."

My love for my bunk bed makes me want to always have a bunk bed. But unless I had stairs, it would be difficult when raising kids (waking up at all hours of the night and having to climb down would NOT BE FUN). But look at what showed up in Apartment Therapy's new book (found here):






















Music:

Why does Soko have such a lovely sound?



I already linked to Pogo's Alice remix, but the one from "Up," called "Upular," is also sweet. I just can't imagine how much work and awesomeness it would take to come up with such masterpieces:




I Love Technology:

I think some of my German friends would be jealous that the UK is getting gmail instead of googlemail.

Cool homepage design (let your mouse hover over the different options on the left).

Government requests that Google erase or give information.

The Google Job Experiment:





The Google Pac-Man Game! How to download the Google Pac-Man game.


Mormon:

LDS Humanitarian help.

Christian colleges' best Mormon blogs list.

The New Mormon.org (make a profile!).


Literary:
Lost languages found in New York.


Random:

Woolly mammoth hemoglobin (maybe this can help constantly cold people like myself?).

50 free online cooking classes.

Mariah Carey's crazy ring pop ring for her annual re-marriage.

Shi* my kids ruined.

Pimp That Snack!

Lebanese chefs set the new world record for amount of hummus. Yum!

McDonald's Playland for Grown-ups:



A video to get you ready for the World Cup.

Star Wars retold by someone who hasn't seen it (Hans?):

Star Wars: Retold (by someone who hasn't seen it) from Joe Nicolosi on Vimeo.