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Photo Sep 28, 12 57 15 PM

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A city where the total population of the world could live is smaller than I expected. But it would be rough to be stuck in cross-town traffic in a city of 6.9 billion people. (via Swissmiss)

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One down side of living in South Florida is that even when the Fall months arrive, it is never this kind of Fall.

John Malcovich in famous photos http://j.mp/Y6lhv9 – @jonathanfrei

I’ve enjoyed John Malkovich on the big screen for years, but recently he’s taken his acting talents to a different medium–photography. Photographer Sandro Miller created Malkovich, Malkovich, Malkovich: Homage to photographic masters, featuring the talented actor in a number of famous photos.

In 2013, Sandro decided to do a project honoring the men and women whose photographs helped shape his career. After selecting thirty-five images to emulate, Sandro contacted Malkovich, who instantly agreed to participate. When speaking about Malkovich, Sandro states: “John is the most brilliant, prolific person I know. His genius is unparalleled. I can suggest a mood or an idea and within moments, he literally morphs into the character right in front of my eyes. He is so trusting of my work and our process… I’m truly blessed to have him as my friend and collaborator.”

sharkattack

Caught looking

This gif will come in handy for a future embarrassing screwup.

This cheat sheet by Corey Smith can help you discover which social network is right for you. “I’m eating bacon,” simply states why I prefer Twitter to the alternatives.

The BFFs, Batman and Superman, save the world again. (Illustration by Darwin Cook)

You always have email.

iDevice size spectrum, with Pop-Tart for reference.

It is not entierly clear what problem the Apple Watch is meant to solve, but it will be difficult to say no to buying one after trying it.

While reading Alan Moore’s graphic novel, Watchmen, last night, I came across a scene that was painfully familiar. One of the main characters, Dr. Manhattan, had left earth as an outcast because he feared his powers were harming those closest to him. Alone on the desolate deserts of Mars, he constructs a crystal palace, and I thought, “I’ve seen this before.” This is the exact same thing that happens in Frozen.

I pointed it out to Gabi, and she also saw the similarities. Then I had the idea to overlay the lyrics from the Frozen Song over the artwork from the comic, estimating it would take about two hours to do it well. And I wanted to get started right away! However, since it was already 11:30 at night, Gabi persuaded me to do a quick Google search to see if this was already a thing.

Wikipedia’s list of common misconceptions is by no means complete or authroatative, but it is packed with tons of interesting–and well cited–factoids. This list is nearly as fun as the list of logical fallacies and the list of cognitive biases. (via Kottke.org)

This supercut, by Jaume R. Lloret, highlights clips from a number of Wes Anderson’s films, where the action is from the POV of characters traveling in a variety of vehicles.

I don’t think I can find the words to describe what watching this does for me. Everything about it is just so satisfying. I could watch it again and again and again.