Chicken Parm Sandwich

Does Anne Hathaway Drive Berkshire Hathaway's Stock? 

by Alexis Madrigal in The Atlantic

Thin Spaghetti Marinara and a Plum

The Tallest Woman In the Room Tells All 

by Melissa Johnson in Salon


Obviously, my first thought was "she is George Costanza's dream."

Indian Food and a Nectarine

Breaking Up With Iraq 

by Whitney Terrell in Slate


This is the last of a 3-part piece in Slate that's a followup, of sorts, to the reporter's previous work in Iraq.  There's a slideshow that accompanies it, too.

Tomato Coconut Soup (part 2)

The Early 90s Nick Sitcoms Returning to Nickelodeon 

by Erik Hayden in The Atlantic

Tomato Coconut Soup

Passenger Vigilantism Strikes Again 

by Patrick Smith in Salon

Japanese Food (I'm not sure what it'll be yet) (part 2)

Crop Tops: Strange Agricultural Landscapes Seen From Space 

by Betsy Mason in Wired

Japanese Food (I'm not sure what it'll be yet)

No Secrets: Julian Assange's mission for total transparency 


by Raffi Khatchadourian in The New Yorker


I actually read this one a long time ago but something made me think of it again so I thought I'd post it.

Pasta, Nan, and a Nectarine

Zediva Streams New Releases Through Copyright Loophole 

by Ryan Singel in Wired


This is one of those things that makes me think "Goddammit, why couldn't I come up with that?"  It's brilliant in it's simplicity and it seems to be completely legit. I'm just wondering about profitability because it seems like they'll need a big increase in capital investment the more popular they become.

Tuna Salad Sub

Statistics on Military Spending

in P.A.P.-Blog

Bagels.

Nuclear Overreactors 

by William Saletan in Slate

Chicken Finger Sub

Mesoamerican Ballgame

Grape Leaves (again)

The Peter King hearings on radical Islam (Live blog) 

by Felicia Sonmez in The Washington Post 


Read from the bottom up if you want things in chronological order, it's better that way.  But I'm warning you right now: DON'T read the comments, you'll just get pissed off.  I haven't even read them, I just know what the Post's comment sections are like.

That's it, I gave you a warning.  It's on you now.

Grape Leaves (part 2)

This is the best truck crash ever: no one hurt, no serious environmental harm, and the road is lots of pretty colors

Grape Leaves

#708; Everything Needs a Metric 


I've been getting a lot of pressure to not buzz my hair again, so the timing of this comic is incredibly appropriate .

This is my struggle!  Sure, my hair might not (I didn't say doesn't, I said might not) look fantastic when I cut it myself, but damn it, it's FREE.  It's infinite value in terms of HVI, regardless of the result.

(Don't forget the scroll-over text).

Morrocan Carrot Salad and Yogurt

Corporations Want to Know You Better Than You Know Yourself 

by Daniel Indiviglio in The Atlantic

Toasted PB&J w/ Veggie Chips & a Pear

Do You Have Tiger Blood? - What it takes to keep cool under pressure 

by Taylor Clark in Slate

Chicken Green Curry (again)

The Best Jobs Report in Three Years 

by Ezra Klein in The Washington Post

Chicken Green Curry

Seattle Band Map


This thing is crazy, and it's growing everyday so it's always different.  There's a good article about it in Wired, too, that talks more about it's origins.

I think these cross-disciplinary/crowd-source/map projects are fascinating.  Anytime you can represent data visually and in a creative way, you've got my attention.  And to think: that all started with my love for The Onion's and the Economist's infographics.

Turkey Sandwich w/ Veggie Chips and Strawberry Yogurt

Short But Sweet 

In The Agitator

Yeah I'm a bum

It's been a busy week, posts will resume tomorrow.  That's a promise.