super-structure

little rusty crumbs that have no where else to go in my life.
Leroy at Woot.com shows us just the kind of joy the late Ed McMahon brought to our lives.
Leroy at Woot.com shows us just the kind of joy the late Ed McMahon brought to our lives.
The humans, including lots of U.S. troops, shoot at the Transformers a lot, although never in the history of science fiction has an alien been harmed by gunfire. Roger Ebert on his review of Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. He didn’t really care for the film but seems to enjoy tearing it apart, robot limb from robot limb.
Cell-phone styled Russian nesting dolls (via BoingBoing)
Cell-phone styled Russian nesting dolls (via BoingBoing)
We’re way behind on our dystopian societies, despite the previious administratioin’s best efforts.  (via SciFi Wire)
We’re way behind on our dystopian societies, despite the previious administratioin’s best efforts.  (via SciFi Wire)
Every time I see an adult on a bicycle, I no longer despair for the future of the human race. H.G. Wells (via Amy, who has some great links for riding your bike to save the planet)
I think parenting is 90% this and really only about 10% of the hard stuff (unless you don’t happen to think this is funny, then it’s all hard stuff).
Downfall … of the recording industry. Brilliant, meta parody. (via BoingBoing)
“Happiness is Love. Full Stop.” Some of the lessons from a 72 year study on happiness in over 250 men. (via BoingBoing)
Some early development artwork for Dead Space: Extraction on the Wii. This game looks like it is going to be fantastic. I love the white board visualizations, here, too. (via Nintendo Wii Fanboy)
Some early development artwork for Dead Space: Extraction on the Wii. This game looks like it is going to be fantastic. I love the white board visualizations, here, too. (via Nintendo Wii Fanboy)
Recent genetic diversity studies estimate the origin of modern humans to a desolate place along the border between Angola and Namibia. Infographic from the NYTimes article. (via BoingBoing) Abstract in Science.
Recent genetic diversity studies estimate the origin of modern humans to a desolate place along the border between Angola and Namibia. Infographic from the NYTimes article. (via BoingBoing) Abstract in Science.