Understanding nuclear weapons: a short comic strip
The true devastation is not in being bombed, but in owning the bombs.
posted at 4:48 pm
on Feb. 27, 2010
Onion news update: Olympic athletes hoping to exchange bent-up medals for normal ones
Ah, Onion. You speak truth to power.
posted at 3:20 pm
on Feb. 27, 2010
Why does a slow motion video always pull on our heart strings and make us sad or nostalgic?
Hmmm.
posted at 2:52 pm
on Feb. 27, 2010
NYTimes Video: Olympic Pictograms since 1936 - a must-watch for any graphic designer
Vancouver's iconography gets savaged. Beijing gets the gold.
posted at 11:29 am
on Feb. 26, 2010
This ad from Puma has English guys singing Savage Garden’s Truly Madly Deeply in a pub
It's oddly touching. And a reminder that everyone can sing in a big enough crowd.
posted at 5:08 pm
on Feb. 25, 2010
Sale of Hummer brand to China collapses; GM starts final closure of mfctr. Buh-bye, Hummer jokes!
It's going to get harder and harder for a guy to get a Hummer now.
posted at 11:49 am
on Feb. 25, 2010
Tom Brokaw video explains the relationship between Canada and The United States
6 minutes that reminded me: there has never in the history of the world been a closer or more productive overall relationship between two neighbouring countries.
posted at 4:09 pm
on Feb. 24, 2010
Spontaneous choreographed dancing breaks out in Vancouver
Great flash mob on Robson street last week. Wish I'd known about it!
posted at 3:50 pm
on Feb. 24, 2010
“At Google Buzz, we were met with unexpected backlash, which is odd, because we can kill you.”
Great funny fake video of Google's spokesman about Buzz.
posted at 4:09 pm
on Feb. 23, 2010
After selling 970,000 copies of it, Apple has banned Wobble from the App Store
Which means we'll never see that 1,000,000th stupid picture of someone's jiggly faux-breasts. Apple, your policies are DUMB. It was already an over-17 only app!
posted at 3:30 pm
on Feb. 19, 2010
Internet services from a little man who walks out and talks to you on the screen
I know how we're going to redo the Hop Web site... 
posted at 10:56 am
on Feb. 19, 2010
Play the “100 Game Cupcakes” Game on Flickr
Super amusing. And delicious.
posted at 1:25 am
on Feb. 18, 2010
Post-Valentine’s picture essay: The One Who Got Away
The stories are as good as the pictures, which is to say, great.
posted at 11:58 am
on Feb. 17, 2010
Travis Smith’s XBox Live gamertag is NepInDaHouse
Just in case you were wondering back in 2008.
posted at 3:35 pm
on Feb. 15, 2010
Video: Tired of first date stupidity, Sandy decides to bring lie detector technology to the table
Totally hilarious. buzz.
posted at 11:07 pm
on Feb. 14, 2010
Bing Maps, integrated with Flickr Photos, of Vancouver street scenes. Futuristic. Stunning.
Truly a "we're living in the future" moment.
posted at 9:08 pm
on Feb. 13, 2010
Director Kevin Smith got thrown off a @SouthwestAir flight for being a “safety risk” (i.e. too fat!)
I not only think it's a bad idea to throw famous people off your plane, but I also think he's not THAT large. What a boneheaded move!
posted at 6:59 pm
on Feb. 13, 2010
Google’s new Buzz service opens a very big privacy hole by revealing some of your Gmail address book
Basically, by using your Gmail address list to automatically form the core of your public "buzz" network, they exposed who you email most often. Which may not be people you want to be publicly associated with.
posted at 3:36 pm
on Feb. 13, 2010
Georgian athlete killed in luge sled crash during Olympic practice run
Training runs are suspended; he hit an unpadded metal pole. This is ... bad.
posted at 1:43 pm
on Feb. 12, 2010
Google Acquires Aardvark - This is a seemingly small purchase that will mean big things
If you haven't tried Aardvark, give it a whirl. I'm on it.
posted at 1:40 pm
on Feb. 11, 2010
Bottle of champagne takes 25 years to arrive in the mail
Glad it wasn't a ham!
posted at 11:31 am
on Feb. 11, 2010
Funny video of a trick with an invisible piece of hair
Made me laugh.
posted at 12:15 am
on Feb. 11, 2010
Google Adds 130 More Canadian Cities To Maps, Including Whistler via Snowmobile
At long last, if you want to see Drumheller, you don't have to go to Drumheller.
posted at 5:29 pm
on Feb. 9, 2010
This blog has funney examples of Google’s auto complete search suggestions
Why *do* midgets laugh when they run, Google?
posted at 11:24 am
on Feb. 9, 2010
More pediatricians are refusing to care for children whose parents won’t let them be vaccinated
Interesting ethical question: Can a doctor refuse to treat someone who won't take her or his advice?
posted at 10:20 am
on Feb. 9, 2010
SEcond best use of side scrolling ever: Vans and the places where they were.
A great collection of photos, and a great photo collection.
posted at 2:47 pm
on Feb. 8, 2010
Sweet Kris Krug photo essay: BC Prepares for Opening of Vancouver and Whistler 2010 Winter Olympics
Some really great photos here.
posted at 10:45 am
on Feb. 8, 2010
Here’s the best list I’ve found of the venues of free Vancouver 2010 Olympic Events
The Swiss House and the Russian Tall Ship sound particularly cool.
posted at 10:47 am
on Feb. 7, 2010
Compared to 20 years ago, these are The Days of Miracles and Wonder
A great blog post.
posted at 4:38 pm
on Feb. 5, 2010
TechCrunch Intern Takes a Computer Bribe in Exchange for a Blog Post
I think the real story here is: A single post on TechCrunch is worth a computer? Like, a Macbook Air even? Woah.
posted at 4:21 pm
on Feb. 5, 2010
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