Just some things that have been hanging around.
This is a useful site for learning to play the ukulele. If you want to start from the beginning, here’s the first post. Unfortunately, the site doesn’t have an easy way to access the archives.
Tired of people who don’t know how to spell or which homophone to use? Here’s a potential solution.
Want a guess as to how long you’ll live? This site tells me I can expect about another 27 years.
Can spiraling help you run faster? I don’t have the knees to run for exercise anymore (and I’m still coming back from my broken ankle, besides), but this sounds interesting.
Sometimes, science fiction can be eerily prophetic. A couple more by Heinlein that they could have mentioned are his prediction of the waterbed in Stranger in a Strange Land (which was actually referenced as prior art to invalidate a patent application), and his prediction in the story Waldo that telephone answering machines would be used to screen incoming calls.
I’m not terribly familiar with it yet, but I’m becoming quite taken with the music of Flanders and Swann. It’s certainly more interesting than this concert.
Scientist trading cards. The people behind these also pulled off a neat guerilla art prank.
I can’t believe it! (via Theo Spark – the site is possibly NSFW, YMMV)
The rarely-seen arborial moose. Must have been trying to visit Rocky.
And, to finish up, a list of the ten deadliest toys of all time. I’m not sure I agree with all of their choices, particularly with the “of all time” qualifier, but it’s probably a pretty good starting point for the years since about 1950.