January 2013
Coffee: It Gets Me Through the Day - Imgur
A short history of the death of culture
China’s toxic sky makes for a whole industry of clever protective masks.
China’s toxic sky makes for a whole industry of clever protective masks.
Bonds, James Bonds
Feeding swans and ducks
(via Winter in Krakow - Imgur)
littlepawz : What a wonderful idea: Pittsburgh Children’s Hospital brightens…

What a wonderful idea: Pittsburgh Children’s Hospital brightens the day of their little patients by having window washers dress up as Superheroes. I can just imagine the smiles on those little faces when they suddenly see Superman appear at their window :)
Ideology, Not Competence
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I’ve been enjoying this with the boy.

merlin : Mandy Moore - “When Will My Life Begin?” ( Tangled , 2010) I…
Mandy Moore - “When Will My Life Begin?” (Tangled , 2010)
I genuinely, honestly, unironically, sincerely adore this song.
Twitter / Cmdr_Hadfield: Weightless water
Fred Wilson A VC: Just Do It
Marc Andreessen says you either will be the person who tells the computer what to do or the person that the computer tells what to do. I see more and more young folks internalizing that dichotomy and deciding to “get technical.”
— Fred Wilson A VC: Just Do It
The Wolf Man
Gabi (She knew I had just watched Patrick Stewart’s Macbeth .)
I heard a rustling in the kitchen. Discovered Daniel in the pantry closet: “Out, out, damned tot!”
— Gabi (She knew I had just watched Patrick Stewart’s Macbeth.)
Rules
List of Batman comics - Wikipedia
Should this be my new bike? (via CrossRip Elite - Trek Bicycle )
Should this be my new bike? (via CrossRip Elite - Trek Bicycle)
Kickstarter is a thing. A big successful thing.
Kickstarter is a thing. A big successful thing.
(via Pearls Before Swine Comic Strip, January 13, 2013 on GoComics.com )
Wolfram-Alpha Personal Analytics
Fugue state
Editing
If I am not willing to re-read something I’ve written five times to make sure it’s good, it’s not.
Better Than Human: Why Robots Will — And Must — Take Our Jobs