Meanwhile #021
Gentlewomen and smiling business men holding basketballs.
Need inspiration? The Gentlewoman have posted all 54 of the magazine's profiles online – Björk, Julia Davis, Angela Lansbury, Robyn, Sinéad O'Connor, et al. Fantastic stuff.
Jez Burrows' Dictionary Stories project consists of very short stories composed entirely of example sentences from the New Oxford American Dictionary.
Wrap your eyes around Present & Correct's collection of Dick Bruna covers. So much good. Some appear to have been written by me, which is … unsettling.
How can we better understand evolution? How about we have a good chat with it?Educational and chuckle-worthy.
Targets, admin, customer satisfaction … and maybe some teaching. Creative Review look at the pressures and stresses of teaching design in 2015.
Let's throw the dice – what video games can learn from board games. It's all about the flicking.
The Smithsonian have successfully kickstarted the restoration of Neil Armstrong and Alan Shepard's spacesuits. Related: here's that Online Apollo Guidance Computer Simulator you've been looking for.
In 1975, a Kodak employee invented the digital camera. Then his bosses made him hide it.
And look how far digital photography has come: transcript of the stock-photo shoot for “Smiling Businessman Holding a Basketball".
Brain hungry for more? Wired's 27 best feeds to follow in the world of science should keep you busy until next week.
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