Now, for the event you've all been waiting for,

the amazing Gastropnir.

I've been impresed in recent weeks about the positive response to Toponymy by several of my peers. I will attempt to continue the tradition of courageous reporting in this update. Remember: the first rule of Toponymy is you do not talk about Toponymy. The second rule of Toponymy is you DO NOT TALK about Toponymy. [reverse psychology.]

Matthew Baldwin has a way with words. Read the transcript for Kerry.

My super-sensoral eyes didn't catch this. Luckily I can see the hyenas in Nigeria.

I don't know which cereal to eat.

[insert comment about how journalism school and clown college are interchangable] Then read this.

Street art that makes me laugh.

I love Harold Ramis. Here is an article about him that I haven't read. Please tell me if it's good. Please? Oh come on. You rotten ********er. WHY DON'T YOU EVER-

Finally, a cool concept I learned about in my UP 201 class, but not by name. Dr. Lim had us draw a map of the world with as many names of places [toponyms] as possible in ~10 minutes. The maps reveal something about how you view the world around you, where you place specific items, how you proportion and orient the map. It is called mappa mundi.