Becky, Brad, and Brian are looking at you because you haven’t turned in your Summer song yet… Have you turned in your Summer song?It’s almost your Summer Lovin’ 7 compilation deadline, folks. We have seven submissions so far, and I am adding songs to our Spotify playlist as they come in. I’ll also have a […]
There’s a jerk inside all of us: we roll our eyes when someone in line has a complicated order, curse at little old ladies who don’t drive fast enough, and sneer at people who are just too happy. Over time, that snark kills our productivity and poisons our relationships. Here’s how to keep your inner […]
Christopher Jobson’s jaw drops: Constellation is an ongoing series of portraits by New York artist Kumi Yamashita known most prominently for her innovative light and shadow sculptures. Each image is constructed from a single unbroken black thread wound through a dense array of galvanized nails mounted on a painted white board, meaning that the darker […]
I hear of a new health benefit of a different food virtually every day as associate nutrition editor of EatingWell Magazine: Broccoli could fight cancer! Coffee may help you live longer! But what I hear about less often is how various foods interact—and, therefore, act—when you eat them together. Some foods, like iron-rich beans and […]
They have recently ended the submissions for 2012’s Nat Geo’s Travel Photo Contest. Boston magazine complied a few photos of last year’s winners. “The four categories include: Travel Portraits; Outdoor Scenes; Sense of Place and Spontaneous Moments. Last year’s contest drew nearly 13,000 images from all over the world. The pictures are as diverse as […]
There are a bunch of factors that go into choosing the right running shoe, including what kind of surface you run on and if you have a high or flat arch. This infographic from REI summarizes all the basics of running shoes, including tips for when to replace them and how to lace them. The […]
[Editors Note: I recall learning some of these tricks in debate club. You can use them to get the upper hand in a debate, but you always run the risk of getting called out for using them, which had the potential to be humiliating. What I think is different now is that the media are […]
Via Brian Adams Jorge Cham visits CERN, and comes back with tales of particles and mass. [source Discover]
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