To produce the series of works collectively titled FACTUM (2010), Candice Breitz conducted intensive interviews with seven pairs of identical twins and a single set of identical triplets in and around Toronto during the summer of 2009, footage from which she then edited seven dual-channel video installations (and one tri-channel video installation). Like Robert Rauschenberg's near-identical paintings FACTUM I and FACTUM II (both 1957), from which the series borrows its title, each interviewee in FACTUM is an imperfect facsimile of their twin: their apparent identicality is soon disrupted by a host of subtle differences.

Oh Obama, how can I stay mad at you.

If you ever start a company, be like Panic.

Panic applications re-imagined as Atari 2600 games.

"The woman at my polling place asked me, do I believe in equality for gay and lesbian people? I was pretty surprised to be asked a question like that. It made no sense to me. Finally I asked her, "What do you think I fought for on Omaha Beach?"

Jamaica's women's track team is doing alright.

I must watch this show.

Johnny To. Fancis Ng. Anthony Wong. Simon Yam. Table flipping. What else do you need?

I want this crazy alarm clock thing.

There is a lot of interesting stuff in this article; for example, Steve Jobs is going to help design global warming commercials for Gore.

I\'m not a super-huge Prince fan, but there is no doubt he is a freaky rock god.

I had no idea Turkish cinema was so crazy-awesome.

The guys at <a href=\"http://penny-arcade.com\">Penny Arcade</a>, along with their fans, make fun of the fantasy industry with their own <a href=\"http://elothtes.pbwiki.com/\">fan produced fictionalized world of fantasy crap</a>. This site is amazing.

A sort of review of this RISK clone called Lux that looks awesome. (An aside, I wonder if I will regret my constant use of the word awesome in years to come.)