This is kind of surreal.

Life’s a Happy Song

Happy Sunday!

I love this song. It makes me happy every time I hear it.

I’ve made a huge mistake

merlin:

FWIW, Mr. DeConnick: I think this one’s right up there with Hawk Guy’s “This looks bad.

(Source: mattfractionblog)

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A Boy And His Atom

The World’s Smallest Movie

This short stop motion video, made by IBM, captures individual atoms moving across the screen. That’s amazing to begin with, but what’s really incredible is that the researchers are moving and animating the individual atoms.

Efficiency

Lifehacks can save lots of time, but can use up lots of time implementing. XKCD made a handy chart so you can see when the pursuit of efficiency starts to pay off.

Fan made Star Wars posters

If the fans we responsible for making the new Star Wars movie, it might end up being good and having one of these awesome promo posters.

Coffee Owls

There are prints of this available.

via

Coffee Owls

There are prints of this available.

via

Horrible places to work

Hilarity ensues when stock photographers try to put employees in artful situations with laptops. I love how the guy’s pose in numbers 6, 7, and 12 gets reused in different situations.

Via the clever folks at Hubspot.

Reason my son is crying: It’s a girl

He’s going to be a big brother and I’m going to have three awesome kids.

Reason my son is crying: It’s a girl

He’s going to be a big brother and I’m going to have three awesome kids.

James Nares: “STREET” (2012)

Video by Paul Kasmin Gallery.

STREET is an unscripted 61-minute high definition video filmed by artist James Nares over one week in September 2011. The final video is a mesmerizing experiment in the nuance and beauty of everyday people and people-watching; providing a global view that extends beyond the streets of New York where it was filmed.

via Kottke

Calvin and Hobbes: 26 Years Later

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via Pants are Overrated

All human knowledge…

…neatly packaged in two volumes. via

All human knowledge…

…neatly packaged in two volumes. via

"There is nothing so useless as doing efficiently that which should not be done at all."

— Peter Drucker via GTD Times

Reeealllly fffaaaaaarrrrrrrr.