Dock Ellis & The LSD No-No. Awesome. By way of Peter Baker.
The peaks of the Himalayan Annapurna Range appearas seen from Ghandruk, Nepal. From Astronomy Picture of the Day.
One of the many 70’s TV themed paintings by Luke Butler.
From Charley Harper, an illustrated life. More of Harper’s art here. [via]
Brizzly does Twitter pretty good. Shows Twitpics links as photos, allows you to mute people you follow, and save drafts of tweets.
We bundled up and walked to get some hot cocoa from the local fourbucks. It was getting late on the way home, the moon was out, the deer were running about, and my son was hiding behind trees trying to scare us. Good times.
This woolly bear says it’s going to be a mild winter.
“Celebrate your love for the sweet, wonderful, happy juice we like to call coffee.” This print could easily be converted to a t-shirt me thinks. By way of Simple Bits.
An interesting look at the Dutch use of their natural landscape, bodies of water in particular, as a defense from invaders. Sometimes it worked (it halted Louis XIV’s invasion of the Netherlands) and sometimes not so much (Nazi’s used paratroopers to skip over the waterways).
Netvibes’ new smart reader called Wasabi is very nice. I especially like the lack of unnecessary tchotchke and the different views you can toggle between (headlines by date, the traditional full feed look, and the nice gallery view). This may finally be a competitor for Google Reader. It’s in Beta now, but you can sign-up for an invite.
This is my favorite headline from my local paper.