- For a country of a billion population, our first gold comes after decades of sour eyes. We’ll take it! Abhinav Bindra, thank you! You’re my hero. [Update: Abhinav Bindra on the day after.] π | 0
- We watched two grown-up, and two kiddy films this weekend: Mulan II, No Country for Old Men, Enchanted, and The Holiday. I enjoyed the last two much more than the first two. I mean it’s serious fun seeing Jack Black in a non-comedy film, particularly if it isn’t easy to visualize him in anything other than his signature ROTFL role in Orange County. π | 0
The Game
A board game conceived by my eight year old daughter, Aaryana.
Update: I switched the video source from Flickr to Youtube for obvious reasons—it doesn’t allow you more than 90s.
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- The New Yorker: “This summer near Geneva, the Large Hadron Collider, the most powerful machine of its kind ever built, will be turned on, and begin smashing protons into one another. It will take years for the data to be analyzed, but rumors of the results will leak out and find their way onto the Internet. The L.H.C. contains the aspirations of several camps of particle physicists, who hope that it will offer some confirmation for their theories.” π | 0
- I saw The Jungle Book the other day. As I watched, I could not help but think about “I wanna be like you” singing King Louie, and his remarkable similarity to the other ‘king’ from Bollywood. (Watch the entire clip, if you like, before agreeing.) π | 0
- SketchUp goes to Beijing. Amazing! π | 0
- Andy Dickinson on community, audience and journalism. π | 0
- Zooming UI demo for TiddlyWiki. [Via.] π | 0
- The Mac Observer: “Exploring the differences between StarOffice and OpenOffice.” π | 0
