Doctor Who fan service: a TARDIS door. [link]
Interactive panorama of Mars in winter. [link]
Dirty Potter and the Fabulous Gay Farty Pee and Poo Party. Only posted because I think it hilarious that it's read by the guy who did the Harry Potter audio books. I turned it off after a minute.
HIGHLY NSFW
Woman Tweeting her boyfriend's reactions to watch "The Sound of Music" for the first time. [link]
100 things this guy didn't know last year - with articles to elaborate. [link]
Half serious plan to put a monolith on the moon [link]
Mural of a building. [link]
Light graffiti pictures. [link]
Pictures of abandoned Detroit. [link]
Abandoned places in the Ozarks. [link]
Zepplins! [link]
Ok. Now let me look at those instructions.
"39 Degrees North" - an adaptation of a Neil Gaiman poem. [link]
Here's the good news about the last decade. [link]
Picture: ISS and the lunar eclipse. [link]
Picture: Space Shuttle with lunar eclipse. [link]
Picture: false color phytoplankton bloom off South America. [link]
Samples from actual Abstinence-only programs put to lame videos. [link]
Orson Welles talks about doing cold reading. I have a new respect for him.
Several weeks back the UN had a resolution listing valid reasons for countries to kill people. Being gay was on the list. America was pissed about it, but it made it in. Now it's been removed. I guarantee you that wouldn't have happened 3 years ago. [link]
Even evangelical hate monger Pat Robertson wants marijuana legalized. It's always unsettling when he makes sense.
A much better Star Wars: Christmas Special than the original.
World population expected to reach 7 billion this year. [link]
Picture: sea urchin teeth. [link]
We're not supposed to associate the guy who killed that Pakistani Governor with typical Muslims, but it's hard not to when he's being applauded and showered with flower petals. [link]
Fonts that work better for dyslexic people. [link]
An article about the effects of isolation on people and apes. [link]
Stuff juggling in slow motion. [link]
Open source cola recipe. [link]
Video on optogenetics.
The most adequate Santa story ever.
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