Scott Beale
Scott Beale founded Laughing Squid in 1995 in San Francisco and is currently based in New York City. He can be found posting on Threads and sharing photos on Instagram.
Leave It to Beaver Mystery Letter (1958)
Shorpy solves the mystery of a cryptic letter read by Ward in the “Her Idol” episode from season two of Leave It to Beaver. “Ward,…
WordPress Releases Stats Plugin
Matt Mullenweg just announced that WordPress has released a new stats plugin for bloggers who self-host their own installation of WordPress. The plugin, developed by…
‘The Force’ Star Wars Action Figure
“The Force” action figure, “It’s not an empty box, it’s the FORCE!”
Spinal Tap Sequel & Reunion for London’s Live Earth Concert
Spinal Tap has re-united and will be preforming on July 7th 2007 at the Live Earth concert taking place at Wembley Stadium in London. Live…
Web2Open Photos in BusinessWeek Unconferences Article
Three of my photos from the recent O’Reilly conference Web 2.0 Expo 2007 are in the current issue of BusinessWeek (May 14th). The article “Take…
The Web Disruptors at the Forbes Internet Forum in Cancun
Violet Blue and Robert Scoble are currently in Cancun, Mexico representing the blogosphere at the Forbes Internet Leadership Forum. Earlier today, Violet and Robert, along…
Millimeters Matter, Tossing Tiny Pies at Insects
“Millimeters Matter” is a clever viral commercial created by Samsung to promote their new, super slim Ultra Edition II phones. The commercial features miniature catapults…
Twitter Launches Mobile Interface
Ok, now we are talking, at long last Twitter has launched has a special streamlined mobile interface: For those of you using SMS/text messaging,…
Truth Burn Art Project for Burning Man 2007
John Parulis is currently planning the Truth Burn Art Project for Burning Man 2007, which involves creating a large steel frame columns on the playa…
Patton Oswalt: Bush & Cheney as The Dukes of Hazard
Matt Haughey recently posted one of the tracks from the new Patton Oswalt comedy album “Werewolves and Lollipops”, released on Seattle’s infamous Sub Pop Records.…