Accuracy, integrity, literacy and lack of sensationalism:

• Reuters handbook of journalism
• The Telegraph's style book
• Times style and usage guide
• Guardian style guide

"It is not insulting to set things out simply and logically." Indeed.

Via Comănescu.

"There is no question, but there are eleven possible answers." Vote.

"OCT. 19, 2071: An army of panda bears attacks Beijing."

Hilarious! Do read it: A Brief History of the Twenty-first Century.

Google founder Sergey Brin has started his blog, Too.

Here. Play with the thing, you'll like it.

Via Derek Powazek.

60 Seconds in the Life of an Armchair, 12 Seconds After I Leave the Room. at the inimitable Textism. And the original 60 Seconds in the Life of—.

"A series of explorations, episodes and comments on creativity," he wrote. Saul Bass.

Sometimes "things" get funny by blindly using quotations marks. [Via DF.]

"Wordless images that might seem to come from a long forgotten time" in The Arrival illustrated book.

Raining cats and dogs. No, no, raining horses and rhinos. And crazy giraffes. And whales.

Got face? Join this "Facebook", as it should be: hilarious. [Via D.O.]

Luke Skywalker can be easily defeated by musical weapons—watch his failure. [via DF]

My Goodness, there are things that take you by surprise. Book sculpture is one of those things. Take a look at Book Autopsies.

My guess is that you may want to have a look at Bent Objects weblog. Don't you?

I laughed until I turned blue reading Scott Adams' post for today. Read Bull Schadenfreude — highly recommended.

Many of you probably use them, so here's a blog "dedicated to the proposition that not all notebooks are created equal" — Moleskinerie. [via BW]

"Freedom inhibits creativity. There are nothing like restrictions to get you thinking." More in 10 Steps for Boosting Creativity.

Lovely! This is blind text output from Just Another Foundry's powerful on-line text generator dubbed Just Another Text Generator — which is definitely not, because this baby knows Romanian word parts!

Fredo & Pid'Jin celebrate 2 years and 100 episodes. Congrats to Eugen and Tudor for the evil accomplishment.

Andrei Michael Herasimchuk's silence was unveiled (almost one month ago, actually, but I wasn't paying attention): Spivot. "What is Spivot? Simply put, its an RSS reader at its core. But don’t let that part fool you. It’s also much more. [It works in a way that] can provide some Digg like approach to browsing media content."

Best daily strip I've found in a long while: Wulffmorgenthaler. I cannot stop browsing through hundreds of archive items.

Fimoculous lists the 30 Best Blogs of 2006 that You (Maybe) Aren't Reading. Many good leads in the comments, too.

Under Consideration's Quipsologies open up to public. From the first batch of quips: Forget the film, watch the titles — a collection of hand-picked opening titles.

Professional blogger Jason Kottke compiles his annual year-in-review list of best links, featuring no less than 100 slots this year. Head to kottke.org for The Best links 2006.