Wooden lightbulb. The wood is shaved down to be super thin. (via FUKUSADA DESIGN : Ryosuke Fukusada)
Wooden lightbulb. The wood is shaved down to be super thin. (via FUKUSADA DESIGN : Ryosuke Fukusada)
[M]en are far simpler to study than women. Their risk of developing breast cancer isn’t complicated by sex-specific factors such as age of first menstruation, reproductive history, years of breastfeeding, and hormone replacement therapy. And because the disease is so rare in men, a spike in cases is easier to spot.
This is just bananas. “According to TMZ, Stevenson shelled out $3,500 for the installation, charges a ridiculous $4.50 transaction fee, and refills it with $20,000 in cash a few times a year. Seems like a good move to install one in-house, especially if he’s got wealthy NBA teammates stopping over on occasion before they go out for the night.” (via DeShawn Stevenson’s ATM)
Great mini puzzle! Tiny pieces make for a small puzzle. I can enjoy that it’s challenging and still be able to piece it on a small board that I can put away at the end of the day (away from the cats).
In my years studying the textile industry, executives of failed companies almost always told me that they saw the end coming. And that when it came, they needed help. “Most people don’t have a clue how to go broke,” Diamond told me. “Going broke is a business. You’ve got to know your suppliers. You’ve got to know your customers.
“Seen here … a 69-year old trucker who’s had the left side of his face exposed to the sun for 28 years (from the driver’s side window) shows off the notable difference in skin texture from the right, normally shaded side.” (via Holy Shi-Shi: THIS — This Is Why You Wear Suncreen | Geekologie)
(via Restraining Cat: Otherwise He Won’t Be Able to See Your Fur)
I like the sheep sweaters. :) (via Madewell Fall 2012 – Honestly WTF)
so I guess this means we already have three ‘keyboards’ for the kid to practice on! (via Animal Gifs: Cat Piano)
The way I look at it,” Mr. Alquicira explained, without a hint of awareness that he was turning the tables on a time-honored feminist creed, “is that anything, basically, that a woman can do, a guy can do.