O.K. Here goes:
First up. Most likely the easiest to read piece on LOC technology (Lab on a Chip). Who knew that microfluidics and lithography techniques were so cool? After reading this, you will too. ("Living la Vida Loc(A): A brief insight into the world of "lab on a chip" and microfluidics")
Next up. A McSweeney's list that would also make a perfect slide if your talk was on nuclear energy. Freaky really. ("Nuclear Plant or Retirement Community")
And finally - looking for love? Anyway, this ad on craigslist might fit the bill. ("I'm looking for a man to photophosylate me all night long. -w4m")
By the way, this is the sort of stuff, FILTER is good for. Check it out.
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