I can finally have the wedding of my dreams! No chance of cold feet!
Livehoods (or why Foursquare check-ins are actually valuable)
I’m glad to see valuable and actionable data developing from Foursquare check-ins. While I don’t think their interface allows particularly easy discovery, I think the concept is great. I look forward to more developments like this in the future.
“Phantom Snatch” #chamberlain #guggenheim (Taken with instagram)
Living with Ian finally pays off. Chinese #oreos. (Taken with instagram)
Expansive snow drawings by Sonja Hinrichsen (and five volunteers) at Rabbit Ears Pass, Colorado.
I like snow.
It feels like just yesterday Snooki was moving in. Goodbye dearest. (Taken with instagram)
I think this is great. A week or two before my trip to Turkey last summer I stumbled upon a number of 70’s-era travel guides serendipitously left on a neighbor’s stoop. Comparing the first-generation Lonely Planet guide for Turkey to the more recent edition I purchased provided great perspective on how much the country has modernized and grown economically since the first was written.
Doug Mack has done what I really should’ve: followed that vintage guide to potential ruin.
(Source: Boing Boing)
Human bird wings? Yes.