"Porsche's Top 10 Pop Culture Moments"
July 31, 2011
As I usually find with such lists, they've got most of the right entries, but they're in the wrong order. #8 should absolutely be #1.
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July 2011
"15 Amazing Videos Of Soldiers Returning Home"
July 31, 2011
Simply great.
They haven't actually tried this yet; it's still only a joke
July 30, 2011
But just wait.
"Social Security Reform Bill Encourages Americans To Live Faster, Die Younger". (By the Onion News Network. Short and funny.)
"Pentagon's Craziest PowerPoint Slide Revealed"
July 30, 2011
Article is from last year, but if you haven't seen it, it's a beauty.
"The world's most inspiring bookstores"
July 29, 2011
"What finance/trading/investment book, published in the past five years (post-crisis), do you recommend?"
July 29, 2011
Investment bloggers answer.
"The World's 15 Biggest Landowners"
July 29, 2011
Queen Lizzy, of course, is in the lead.
"18 Scientific Facts About What Annoys Us and Why"
July 28, 2011
"Introducing Annoying: The Science of What Bugs Us
"Will all of this make the world less irritating? No, but you can have a smug and satisfied moment of peace while you read."
"Here's your first look at the new Beavis And Butt-head"
July 28, 2011
The Great Cornholio will be back. (NSFW, obviously.)
"Do It Yourself, or With the Help of Tinkerers Everywhere"
July 28, 2011
Yet another way the Internet is cool. New York Times, 4/23:
HANDS-ON kits offer great ways to learn about science and engineering. But the joys of making a small robot or a crystal radio set have long eluded those who can’t get past Step 2 in the instruction manual.
But now, even those without a wisp of natural geek in them may have a chance at success. That’s because Web-based instructions — often designed by hobbyists for other hobbyists — are now supplementing the often-confounding printed directions that come with such kits.