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	More about the Halfbakery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The Halfbakery is a communal database of original, fictitious inventions, edited by its users.
		The halfbakery software is implemented as one big C CGI program, edited with vi, compiled with gcc, invoked by an Apache http server.
		The "favicon.ico" logo visible next to the halfbakery web address was designed by Henry Bloomfield.
	www.halfbakery.com /editorial/about.html (135 words)

	Halfbakery - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Halfbakery is a community-based Ideas bank that is used by people who wish to propose and develop novel, if not always serious, half-baked inventions.
		The main text of the Halfbakery is in Trebuchet MS, and titles are in Impact.
		The Halfbakery was brought back to life using a combination of the Wayback Machine and Google's cache.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Halfbakery (2258 words)

	krelnik's halfbakery newbie idea posting FAQ
		The halfbakery is rife with pedants and super pedants, and like it or not they will correct your spelling and grammar in their annotations.
		There is a member of the halfbakery named Vernon who is legendary for posting tremendously long ideas, you will note that most of his ideas were fishboned.
		Besides, on more than one occasion, jutta (the creator of the halfbakery) has expressed a low tolerance for this sort of stuff (see her annotations at the top of the idea "Most ___ on Halfbakery" and near the bottom of the idea "Halfbaked Prophecies").
	timfarley.home.mindspring.com /half_faq.html (3062 words)

	Baked.
		One final term which appears a lot on the HalfBakery is "baked." While the HalfBakery is ideally a place to suggest questionably good ideas which have not yet been created (in other words, half-baked ideas), sometimes an idea turns out to have already been invented.
		In the upper-left corner of the screen is the half-croissant (the HalfBakery's logo), and a randomly-selected expression such as "a few slices short of a loaf," or "carpe demi." Below this is a list of links to various other important parts of the HalfBakery.
		While the HalfBakery's design and its theme encourage users to contribute some interesting material, it is the HalfBakers themselves who have had the largest hand in making the HalfBakery what it is. You can already see that members of the HalfBakery are mostly jovial and rarely serious.
	wiw.org /~absterge/HB/hbreport.html (2036 words)

	SITE SPECIFIC www.halfbakery.com
		On Halfbakery, things that one day could exist vie for votes against things that probably should never exist.
		Joining the Halfbakery forum means following a mountain of rules: Everyone plays nice, no foul language or unnecessarily gross inventions and no using the forum for personal gain.
		The ideas that pour forth from the computers of would-be Leonardos and Edisons enter the Halfbakery and are immediately sorted into categories.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2004/04/25/LVGHA68UBD1.DTL&type=printable (394 words)

	Drive, She Said: Bright Ideas - The Car Connection
		If you have ideas similar to these of your own or feel moved to comment on the ideas of others then I know a Web site for you that will feel like spring clover on bare feet.
		Halfbakery is a loose forum for folk who probably have spent too much time looking for parking places, stop-and-going in commuter traffic and otherwise participating in the stew of every-day driving.
		They have bent their creativity (some more obviously bent than others) to dreaming up remedies for whatever real or imagined shortcoming they encounter in their driving environment or their vehicle.
	www.thecarconnection.com /index.asp?article=3658&pf=1 (741 words)

	Bernie DeKoven's FunLog: Halfbakery
		Probably nowhere as closely as in Halfbakery, an online, collaboratively authored collection of ideas and inventions that are, well, half-baked.
		Without the requirement of having actually to build, draw, trademark, patent, or even test out ideas, Halfbakery leaves its contributors and readers deliciously free to invent the sublimely ridiculous.
		The Halfbakery is a community effort, supporting dialogue as wholeheartedly as it supports creativity and sheer silliness.
	www.deepfun.com /weblog/2003/04/halfbakery.html (358 words)

	i n t e r f a c e - e x p l o r e r // shared boundaries
		As the name suggests, Halfbakery is a site concerned with linking immature ideas.
		People can post their half-baked ideas, which are then saved in a database of thoughts.
		Halfbakery can be seen as an interface of the mental fragments of its users.
	interface.t0.or.at /virtual/vp02.html (908 words)

	WRT: Writer Response Theory » Blog Archive » An Art Concepts Forum
		I imagine these posts of mine as entries for art rather than inventions to the Halfbakery, “a communal database of original, fictitious inventions, edited by its users.
		It was created by people who like to speculate, both as a form of satire and as a form of creative expression.” Alternately, I imagine them as conceptual art sketches yearning to be realized, which might perhaps yet be implemented with the right request to Lazyweb.
		Lazyweb and Halfbakery are two good instances of places where one can post projects or dreamed-up inventions without doing a market analysis or prior art search first - in fact, those forums are a good quick sanity check for existing market alternatives or prior art.
	wrt.ucr.edu /wordpress/2005/10/28/an-art-concepts-forum (685 words)

	The Life of Another Pseudonym (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The halfbakery is a place where you write up fictitious inventions: Inventions which do not exist, except in your imagination.
		Other halfbakery members will then add comments of their own after your description.
		Somehow, I have been supposed by a couple of other users at the halfbakery to be from Holland.
	saint.419.removed.us /webring.html (375 words)

	ypsi~dixit:
		Motto: "You must realize that until you have thrown off your bourgeois shackles and enjoyed a leisurely smoke while letting a Giant African Snail determine your cadence, you have not begun to demonstrate what has been lost to expertization." --L.F. «
		Yes, Matt Blackcustard kindly introduced the Halfbakery this a.m.
		Yes, I have to fold laundry and wash dishes.
	www.ypsidixit.com /blog/archives/2005/07/todays_winning.html (503 words)

	fakebakery.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		This site was set up to exist while the halfbakery did not.
		Now the halfbakery is back, and that's where you should head.
		I will leave this site open in case you need to rescue your ideas, or in case you've grown overly attached to your avatar and need time to ween off it.
	aspireeducation.co.uk /fakebakery (300 words)

	Markov Googler
		I see this is the halfbakery after all) :-) I thought about lynx's -traverse option before markoving them.
		This could win $10K in a page wanted to be " Pipen he koude and nettes beete, And turne coppes, and search term and no negatives, and got motivated to be the search term and yet experienced this, and examples of pages it could win $10K in mind.
		Can anyone post a number of the halfbakery after all) :-) I wish I'd love to AltaVista, so if you might end up 10 Google returns 2,000 links, maybe you combine it impresses the link on Markov randomizers is much more statistical weight to read Chaucer in mind.
	www.cgl.uwaterloo.ca /~csk/washington/disweb/half/foo2.html (1651 words)

	Biodiesel my ass \| MetaFilter
		This is like a less-extensive, suckier version of the Halfbakery.
		This is like a quirkier, funnier version of the Halfbakery.
		I'm so-so on the execution here but love the idea (and am amused to discover Halfbakery too—thanks!).
	www.metafilter.com /59856/Biodiesel-my-ass (521 words)

	HalfBakery
		All items are copyrighted, but may be freely distributed so long as the contents are not modified in any manner.
		A series of images created to illustrate my 'Photomosaic Paint Job' idea ath the HalfBakery.
		You can still make out the lettering, but the component images have come into view.
	www.geocities.com /phoenixlives/html/halfbakery.html (94 words)

	Out of the Box Publishing - FunDay Times
		Halfbakery, an online, collaboratively authored collection of ideas and inventions that are, well, half-baked.
		Without the requirement of having actually to build, draw, trademark, patent, or even test out ideas, Halfbakery leaves its contributors and readers deliciously free to invent the sublimely ridiculous.
		The Halfbakery is a community effort, supporting dialogue as wholeheartedly as it supports creativity and sheer silliness.
	www.otb-games.com /emarketing/fdt-18.html (285 words)

	Halfbakery illustrators \| MetaFilter
		May 2, 2003 4:26 PM We've all seen the HalfBakery.
		of illustrations of halfbakery ideas as well as some other individual contributions.
		These illustrations are fun; it's a shame they're not linked at the HalfBakery site.
	www.metafilter.com /comments.mefi/25528 (101 words)

	IT-Director.com: Black Duck - But No SCO, Open Source V Che
		Artgeco is an abandoned account at the halfbakery.
		Re: Perens "death threat" --- the comment I saw was a suggestion to add Mr.
		Yes, Robin, the halfbakery is a repository for wacky ideas.
	www.it-director.com /article.php?page=1&id=12799 (905 words)

	On The Net: Halfbakery
		The halfbakery is a communal database of invention and speculation.
		Although you need an account with halfbakery to add material to it, any web user can read all the inventions, annotations, and links.
		Accounts are free, and are given out at the discretion of the (human) site owner.
	www.digitalus.co.nz /onthenet/2005/09/halfbakery.html (109 words)

	Networthy links
		Chances are, you've come up with a few yourself.
		Maybe your friends weren't too receptive to your lowrider riding mower, but the folks at the Halfbakery (www.halfbakery.com) are.
		The Halfbakery operates on a simple principle: post your half-baked ideas in the appropriate category (home, health, car etc.) and other readers will comment, and maybe even improve on your brainchild.
	www.montrealmirror.com /ARCHIVES/2000/092800/worthy.html (1234 words)

	Ideas Bearing Fruit?
		To this are excepted only a few small private projects which were created before WhyNot and later posted on the site(like the admirable online family album), changes in WhyNot's features, and one vague hint about an intention to use pre-delivery e-mails.
		I believe this flaw is structural: it is in the whole format of the site, patterned too closely after halfbakery.
		This halfbakery format is well suited to speculative thinking, after a fashion, but it provides no mechanism at all for real-world development.
	www.whynot.net /view_idea?id=960 (576 words)

	Holistic Junction: Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		After deletion it may be partially retained by www.archive.org (depends on when they last took a snapshot of the page).
		It is assumed that because the entire page plus commentary was open to public view at the halfbakery (and also is mostly viewable at archive.org), there will be no objections if it becomes open to public view via "Metaphysical Publications".
		Do keep in mind that this IS the metaphysical/philosophical region of the Halfbakery, so based on the title of the essay, there should be no complaints about the topic of the last paragraph.
	www.holisticjunction.com /displayarticle.cfm?ID=1851 (4445 words)

	NSPE's Practice Division Engineer - PEPP
		Developed with the cooperation of the National Association of Demolition Contractors, the site features continuous news coverage, a comprehensive product and service guide, interactive message boards, a learning center, and online debates involving panels of experts addressing issues in the industry.
		The Halfbakery is a communal database of original, fictitious inventions that is strictly for fun.
		While it's a good thing that some of the inventions will never see the light of day, other products, like the "Parking Meter that Gives Change" and the "Laundry Pager," sound like good ideas.
	www.nspe.org /pracdiv/72-02interneteng.asp (278 words)

	FastBreed Technologies, Inc. - iSeries/AS400 Programs
		This course would be based on impractical or impossible ideas that tend to get repeated way too often on 'new idea'
		web sites like the halfbakery, creativitypool and whynot..
		The help file on the halfbakery lists some that could be
	www.fastbreed.com /R041505.html (1282 words)

	halfbakery: a ‘communal database of original, fictitious inventions, edited by its users’ at Webby’s ...
		halfbakery: a ‘communal database of original, fictitious inventions, edited by its users’ at Webby’s World
		Some of you may have read my post about Background Advertising, and some of you may have clicked the link where I said someone had a similar idea in the past.
		1 Response to “halfbakery: a 'communal database of original, fictitious inventions, edited by its users'”
	joeanderson.co.uk /blog/2006/04/24/halfbakery-a-communal-database-of-original-fictitious-inventions-edited-by-its-users (364 words)

	Halfbakery - furiousBlog
		I've had it opened in a tab ever since, intending at some point to post about it.
		Update 7/19/05: I just noticed that there is an RSS feed for recent inventions.
		Enclosing asterisks marks text as bold (word), underscore are made via _word_.
	www.furiousblog.com /archives/26-Halfbakery.html (428 words)

	Vaspers the Grate
		Excuses ring hollow in my ears: "This has never been done before" and "Paintings and books and doors are rectangular, not circular" and "Everything would have to be reformatted, reprogrammed, revised" and "Why would you even want a circular computer screen?"
		On the halfbakery site, there is a comment about minimizing a screen, on a spherical monitor, into little spheres that would accumulate like bubbles.
		Even pointless revolutions are more fun than stodgy old status quo "don't rock the boat" traditions.
	vaspersthegrate.blogspot.com /2004/06/john-maeda-round-web-sites.html (2199 words)

	Webby Wanderings with Sunni Maravillosa, September 2006
		Halfbakery is an often silly, sometimes inspired repository of half-baked ideas.
		If discordian ideas appeal to you, prepare to get lost among the croissants at Halfbakery.
		If any of these toys were among your cherished possessions, you'll want to check out the pictures and commentary on Timewarp Toys.
	www.endervidualism.com /salon/web/w0906.htm (298 words)

	Karaoke - Moviefone
		Synopsis: During a four-day period in contemporary London, hard-drinking TV scripter Daniel Feeld (Albert Finney) has some unusual experiences in which life...
		Halfbakery: Karaoke Movie I just added a link for Duets an actual movie about Karaoke.
		I love the snippet in the Plot Outline section, "A professional karaoke hustler reconnects with...
	movies.aol.com /movie/karaoke/1116308/main (110 words)

	Halfbakery Hardware (Old and New) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The current Halfbakery server is the third machine below Toothy.
		To the right of the server rack is an artifact of the old Halfbakery hardware, the "function table" from the original ENIAC computer.
		The server room is being upgraded as well.
	www.crypto.com /photos/misc/hb (89 words)

	Charade Idea :: Charade Idea - James Coburn rises above the limitation of an obviously phony Texas drawl. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Charade, at Impressions Gallery in York, looked to explore diverse notions of identity, fantasy and performance through four artists work.
		Halfbakery: it's not just a good idea, it's also some bad ones.
		http://www.halfbakery.com/idea/Pet_20Charade : Halfbakery: Pet Charade - Halfbakery: it's not just a good idea, it's also some bad ones.
	www.buyandsellchina.com /Charade/Charade_idea.html (873 words)

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