Tumbles from Stephen

theeconomist:

KAL’s cartoon: this week, learning by example.

poptech:

Another fantastic interactive by NYT: 30 Years of the Space Shuttle (via kateoplis)

flavorpill:

Thanks to a new advertising campaign currently running in subway stations in South Korea, commuters can shop the “shelves” of a Tesco billboard using their smartphones, and the goods they purchase will be delivered to their homes within the day.

(via DesignBoom)

love fla-vor-ice!

sad :(

theeconomist:

Tomorrow’s cover today: inner space is useful. Outer space is history.

interesting

theeconomist:

Daily chart: two thousand years in one chart. Measured in years lived, the present century, which is only ten-years old, is already “longer” than the whole of the 17th century. That is a lot of history for a single decade.

marrypotter:

Hugs Keep Us Alive print by Ilovedoodle available on Etsy.

enough already, lets end them and come home

theeconomist:

America is tired of war, reports our Lexington columnist. Even before it disposed of bin Laden, the country had lost its appetite for venturing abroad in search of monsters to destroy.

hunsonisgroovy:

Angry Army (by Toni Garcia)