Just some things that have been hanging around.<\/p>\n
This is a useful site for learning to play the ukulele<\/a>. If you want to start from the beginning, here’s the first post<\/a>. Unfortunately, the site doesn’t have an easy way to access the archives.<\/p>\n Tired of people who don’t know how to spell or which homophone to use? Here’s a potential solution<\/a>.<\/p>\n Want a guess as to how long you’ll live? This site<\/a> tells me I can expect about another 27 years.<\/p>\n Can spiraling help you run faster?<\/a> 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.<\/p>\n Sometimes, science fiction can be eerily prophetic<\/a>. A couple more by Heinlein that they could have mentioned are his prediction of the waterbed in Stranger in a Strange Land<\/em> (which was actually referenced as prior art to invalidate a patent application<\/a>), and his prediction in the story Waldo<\/em> that telephone answering machines would be used to screen incoming calls.<\/p>\n I’m not terribly familiar with it yet, but I’m becoming quite taken with the music of Flanders and Swann<\/a>. It’s certainly more interesting than this concert<\/a>.<\/p>\n Scientist trading cards<\/a>. The people behind these also pulled off a neat guerilla art prank<\/a>.<\/p>\n Oh, wow, man! The colors!<\/a><\/p>\n I can’t believe it!<\/a> (via Theo Spark<\/a> – the site is possibly NSFW, YMMV)<\/p>\n The rarely-seen arborial moose<\/a>. Must have been trying to visit Rocky.<\/p>\n
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