Guide to Grilled Cheese Sandwiches
/TastingTable - one of the best newsletters I get in my email inbox every day - delivered a lovely little piece on making the ideal grilled cheese today!
See here for the whole article.
Animals With Weapons
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Raccoon with slingshot
See the full collection here: http://cargocollective.com/DAVIE/ANIMALS-WITH-WEAPONS
Elon Musk
/“Let us create vessels and sails adjusted to the heavenly ether, and there will be plenty of people unafraid of the empty wastes. In the meantime, we shall prepare, for the brave sky-travellers, maps of the celestial bodies.”
Read about Elon Musk's SpaceX project in an article from Aeon, here.
The Beyoncélogues: lyrics recited as dramatic monologue
/I might be late to this party, but Nina Millin KILLS it. She recites the lyrics to "Single Ladies" like she is performing a Shakespearean monologue, and it is incredible. See the rest of her Beyoncélogues here.
Actress Nina Millin performs Beyonce the only way she knows how: in dramatic monologue form. Follow Nina on Twitter! http://twitter.com/ninamillin Directed by Sara Schaefer, Director of Photography: Scott Moran.
Seth Godin - Without a keyboard
/“When the masses only connect to the net without a keyboard, who will be left to change the world?”
Read the full post here: http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2014/09/without-a-keyboard.html
This Wild Idea - Theron Humphrey
/Theron Humphrey drove across the country (with his dog, Maddie, as you might have seen), photographing portraits and recording stories of people he met along the way. Worth taking the time to listen to a few of them - it really makes his photographs come alive when you hear the person's voice telling his or her story.
Click HERE to check it out.
Wisdom in the Age of Information
/Brain Pickings impresses me more and more every time I read a new post. Maria Popova is so brilliant. Check out the post "Wisdom in the Age of Information and the Importance of Storytelling in Making Sense of the World: An Animated Essay", or just watch the video below.
At Signs, order your meal using ASL
/I really hope this place does well. Signs forces diners to engage in a role-reversal exercise and provides an opportunity for the deaf to work a job they normally would be excluded from. Double win.
Always carry a book.
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The Guide to Reading (The Pocket University, Vol. XXIII), 1925, via Internet Archive