As a kid, I didn’t just look like Charlie Brown—I was Charlie Brown: loser, misfit, blockhead. Probably why I loved + more
As a kid, I didn’t just look like Charlie Brown—I was Charlie Brown: loser, misfit, blockhead. Probably why I loved + more
It’s been a week since we last posted – on accounta we’ve been busier’n a borrowed mule around here. Don’t + more
Earlier this week, a 41-year-old man died seven minutes into a taco eating contest. “We are not ruling a cause + more
In the seventh in a series of columns on public philosophy by Agnes Callard at The Point, she writes that + more
“We’re inundated with media stories about how we’re not getting enough sleep, not spending enough time with our families and + more
…for all things design and cat – the best of two wonderful worlds. Cat pin puns from Niaski: Pablo Picatso, + more
When I entered Eastern Washington University in the fall of 1985 as a freshman music major, I had no idea + more
Over at The Baffler, there’s a great piece by Edward Millar and John Semley on one of my favorite films + more
Kevin Drum’s helpful “Short Primer on Modern Nuclear Reactor Design” includes a mention of thermal breeders – a type of + more
“The Cosmic Crisp is debuting on [sic] grocery stores after this fall’s harvest,” writes Brooke Jarvis in The California Sunday + more
Asteroid OD 2019, an Apollo-type NEO (Near Earth Object), is scheduled to do a fly-by tomorrow around 6:30 a.m. Pretty + more
Lionel Shriver on the menace of “semantic drift.” Kevin Dettmar reports from The World of Bob Dylan Symposium, a four-day + more
“Creating a Gong,” according to Paiste, “is a dedication to the deeper meaning of the structured, focused vibrations which unfold + more
Apart from being a talented designer, our own Steven Kutsch is an amateur mountaineer, recovering Red Bull addict, and Saw + more
People of a certain age will no doubt remember this stunt: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1CP1751wJA That was forty years ago today. But because + more