John

175 Days to Love Chicago. - John

This would have been helpful when I taught composition in the mid-90's. - John

I cannot enumerate the ways in which this is wrong. - John

"The artist Martin Klimas begins with splatters of paint in fuchsia, teal and lime green, positioned on a scrim over the diaphragm of a speaker. Then the volume is turned up." - John

"Stories from The Onion as interpreted by Facebook" - John

Make it happen. - John

"The idea of exploring cyberspace as virgin territory, not yet colonized by governments and corporations, was romantic; that romanticism was even reflected in the names of early browsers (“Internet Explorer,” “Netscape Navigator”)." - John

Like carving soft stone with thousands of shifting layers. So very gorgeous. - John

LEGO experiments on the International Space Station. Yes, please. - John

They really are creepy when you stop to think about it. Creepiest: personified teeth *with* teeth. - John

Very cool, multi-axis visualization of Apollo 11 landing, with audio. - John

Wonderful, deeply moving letter from the father of the second American astronaut to circle the planet. - John

April 3 (U.S.)/April 1 (international). - John

Oh how I wish this were available for non-Apps mail. - John

Little cold up in the stratophere without hair or a hat, Lego man? - John

Great, detailed new map of Chicago's pedway system from Chicago Detours. - John

Kickstarter to create a web series that follows a group of citizens who are so frustrated with their choices in the upcoming election that they re-animate the corpse of Abraham Lincoln and elect him. 'Course his zombie tendencies kick in, forcing his "creators" him to assassinate him ... again. Why not? - John

"A micro environment in which to take a warm and comfortable power nap at ease." - John

Breathless, toothless, priceless. - John

Result may surprise. - John

I prefer the plows as ghosts, but this is still fun. - John