Weekendly clickables III – Buildings and Food

I may have more to say later about the Ortolan, but this should get you started.
‘Pre-1995, Stereolab were just amazing. After that… Not so much any longer… ‘ (With videos.)
Native Americans in the United States (not to be confused with Indian Americans) have an interesting history in American football.
How to make a chocolate cake in a mug. (Not the greatest chocolate cake you will ever have, but better then no chocolate cake at all.)
Viola jokes, math jokes.
“I’ve been on business in Thailand for the past few days and let’s say I’ve caught “wealthy Anglo fever” as they call it around here. Yeah: sex slave shopping. … It’s a lot harder than they make it seem on TV. They don’t just sell sex slaves at the mall over here. Not even behind the mall, like in Hialeah.”
Let’s have a 70s party. And let’s make, like, a science of it.
NYTimes Data Visualization Lab. Are you paying attention over there at the Herald?
More money more Gladwell.
If you’re super-important, and you’re going to be away from your e-mail for a few days, and you’re worried your world will blow up because someone can’t reach you, you can include a message in your autoresponder that lets them contact you by text message without giving out your phone #. If this is something you need then I am glad I am not you.
Seriously, the problem with reading Lifehacker is that you end up spending your whole day downloading and playing with nifty little “product enhancement” toys.
A profile of photographer Annie Lebovitz from last year’s Vanity Fair.
2 watch: BBC’s How Buildings Learn series.

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