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How To Think
most people won’t tell teenage girls especially the together, articulate ones that they are lazy and the quality of their work is unacceptable. And sometimes kids need to hear that, or they have no reason to step up. via How To Think.
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Hexaflexagons
Read more: Wikipedia The discovery of the first flexagon, a trihexaflexagon, is credited to the British student Arthur H. Stone, who was studying at Princeton University in the U.S.A. in 1939. His new paper in America wouldn’t fit in his English binder so he cut off the ends of the paper and began folding them…
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Pammel Park Bird Blind
While Ian was out for an adventure-filled day with grandma and grandpa, the rest of the family ventured out to the Nature Center/Bird Blind at Madison County’s Pammel Park. I *think I was the only one to see birds, but the boys sure had fun running around in the snow!
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Bird Watching Adventure
Had a great time today with Ian at the Pammel Park nature center/bird watching shelter.
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Pete in Crayon
Our oldest artist-in-residence surprised me this morning with “Pete in Crayon,” a commissioned piece for one of our magazine photo shoots. Photography, assembly, and adult supervision provided by the talented StacyZ.
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Selection from Wellcome Library’s release of 100k openly licensed images | The Public Domain Review
This morning the Wellcome Library announced its release of 100,000 of its historical images under an open license (CC-BY – meaning they are free for any re-use provided that the Wellcome Library is credited). The range and quality of the images released is phenomenal. The collection covers more than a thousand years of imagery relating…
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LTO
LTO. Via VentureBeat and OmeletLA.
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12 Simple Ways to Create Momentum in Your Day | Becoming Minimalist
…a good friend of mine makes her bed every single morning. It helps her room and house look cleaner. But more importantly, she says it sets the stage for the rest of her day. One small accomplishment within seconds of waking up. One task completed. Even though small, the brain registers the completed task as…
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Nest: Just another big data source for the all-seeing, all-knowing future Google | VentureBeat | Business | by Ricardo Bilton
At any given time Google, through its various services and devices, knows, well, a lot: What you’re searching for What you are talking about when you email friends (and, through Google+, who those friends are) Where you live, and work, how long you stay at either location each day What you’re watching on your phone,…
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Moment – Amazing Lenses For Mobile Photography by Marc Barros — Kickstarter
Moment – Amazing Lenses For Mobile Photography by Marc Barros — Kickstarter.