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Actually a pretty great idea, if only to get people more interested/invested in government.

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Oh, github.

P.S. The images have had hover-overs for a little while now.

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Interesting perspective. From my preparation for Oxford, it seems like this has been the accepted way of processing the vast quantity of information assigned by tutors for some time (i.e. pre-computing explosion of words available to read).

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Interesting read.

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It seems like universities may do well to focus on having professors who teach and professors who research, instead of splitting the attention of each teacher between both tasks.

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Are letters a peephole into our souls?

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He’s also written an excellent biography of C.S. Lewis.

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And mutter a curse about Starz.

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A fascinating discussion. I tend to agree that science has become far too commercialized and mainstream for multifaceted ‘geniuses’ like Da Vinci. Is this bad? Practically, no. It’s not very exciting though.

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I especially like the book covers.

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This is just too cool.

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Immigration needs reform, and by reform I don’t mean a crackdown.

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I like the little statistics. Next step: save trees and turn receipts digital.

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Click around while you’re on there. Veerle has a pleasant site.

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Now where’d I put that spare $275?

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I especially enjoy the Comedy Central redesign.

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Actually produces some pretty interesting hues.

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I wonder why? (Abortion?)

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Except for the $15 movie tickets, alas!

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