SUNday

This weekend's NFL draft brought a lot of couch sitting. Along with the couch sitting came a whole lot of web reading: Catching up with weeks of RSS feeds and articles I'd missed. Anyhow, since there are more links than you could possibly catch in the sidenotes, I figured I'd point out some of my favorites. (One quick thing: Montana people, I haven't forgotten about posting all those links from my session, just didn't have the right notebook at home this weekend. Look for it next week.)

While in San Francisco I heard a great quote (attributed to Andy Warhol) that went something like "talking about music is like dancing about architecture." Well, turns out there's some controversy over who actually said it.
Another San Francisco thing: Benjamin from the Barbarian Group suggested I check out the Milwaukee's Best Beer Cannon, I suggest you do the same.
I quite like Kottke's list of ways in which working on kottke.org is like gardening.
Kick Map is the New York City subway map redesign and re-imagined. 37signals explains why, although less accurate, it's a whole lot more helpful.
Nothing terribly insightful here, but there are some good numbers in this article about how a movie's theatre success is not necessarily an indication of long term money.
From PSFK: "ParkAtMyHouse is a new service that provides affordable and penalty-free parking around public venues by enabling property-owners to rent out their empty driveways, garages, car parks and other spare pieces of land to drivers needing somewhere to park."
The Trouble with Twitter: Annalee Newitz on the dangers of the continual speeding up of culture and communication.
I really love this idea for the world's slowest instant messenger (especially in response to the last link). People forget that as everything speeds up, purposefully slowing down says something profound.
Karl Long on Nikon's blog outreach program, which I originally heard about at his Adtech panel.
Another link for Karl, this one to a great Ira Glass piece on storytelling.

Well, I think that's it for now. Anyone else have any links they'd like to share? Now is your big chance.