I have posted similar drink charts before but these are beautiful.
Here’s a taste:


Now, a variety of things to do with an old Altoids tin.
The fun feature here is that you can be for or against planetary annihilation and still end up a Jedi.

Some background on the Chrysler/Eminem ad that kinda stole the show for the Super Bowl ads.
Take care of your power tools and they’ll take care of you.
Fi we want to actually compete with the world, we need to encourage kids that math and science are not only valued and interesting, but also useful. Our ed system, as structured, is to produce workers for our economy.
Right now, it’s only chucking out – in the main – kids who can take tests and run a McDonald’s drive thru window.
Our canary in the coal mine in this instance ar science fairs. Make does a good overview of the issue and provides some good followup articles.
Meanwhile, a week late to the party, NPR covers the reporting on how so many biology teachers are not teaching evolution.
Look, if we can’t hire people to teach our children facts, we’re already screwed.
Oh if only every doctor went into practice to help people (like this doctor here) instead of just as a way to learn stuff so they can make piles of cash and bang pharmaceutical salespeople.
It is probably more my fault than anything that I was surprised at the depth of thinking in this selection from actor Wallace Shawn’s Essays.
Look like I’ll be adding that to my reading list soon.
Sometimes, simplest is best when it comes to tools.
Besides, my basement doesn’t have room for all the really cool toys.
Perspective and values.
The United States gives billions to oil companies in tax abatements and just reaffirmed our selling out status to billionaires by giving them more tax breaks.
Brazil just gave it’s citizens free diabetes and blood pressure meds, hoping to reduce the 34% of deaths in their nation from these illnesses.
“Land of the free”, huh?