They even have beans from Kanada!
And after shopping they help you load the groceries. Note the sun in the photo. A regular hot dusty day.
They even have beans from Kanada!
And after shopping they help you load the groceries. Note the sun in the photo. A regular hot dusty day.
World Science Festival 2009: Bobby McFerrin Demonstrates the Power of the Pentatonic Scale from World Science Festival on Vimeo.
He’s musically amazing.
From boingboing
And for a bit of fun
Again from here on boingboing
And another link from boingboing if you haven’t seen it already as it has over 14 million views. Here is a great wedding entrance dance.
I think it must have been bombed out in the Gulf War. It is in North Kuwait next to an Oula Gas Station.
Do’s and don’ts.
Legal disclaimer is here. Well actually that is for bigwall climbing but I take no responsibility for your gear or safety. That is entirely your responsibility as it was before you read this and it will always be. Dive safely!

The latest on Food Allergies at the NewScientist. What you are allergic to depends on where you live.
Via kottke.org
Click on the image above to see it large at Flickr. I’m trying to figure out a quick and easy way to embed draggable panoramas.
Then after reading the newspaper and having a coffee at the Hilton you could see the moon through the clouds – or is that through the dust.
These also prove the point that the best camera is the one that you have with you. Though the images usually need a bit of tweaking to look OK. In this case the Nokia N82 phone camera took the photos. Then the photos were brought into Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2, merged in Auto Pano 2 and then put in Adobe Photoshop, cropped and the edges fixed and also run through the Noise Ninja plugin to remove the horrible noise that the phone camera puts in them then back to Lightroom and using geocoding support the GPS location data was embedded in the images from the original ones that were geotagged in the phone with the phone’s built in GPS. Then finally they were uploaded to Flickr with Jeffrey Friedel’s Flickr plugin and his Geoencoding support to embed the location data. Are we having fun yet?