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Miss Cellania
January 25th, 2008
by Miss Cellania - January 25, 2008 - 1:24 AM

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An Illustrated History of Trepanation. The illustrations aren’t as bad as you might think, but it’s still not for the squeamish.
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The Wonderful World of Early Computing. Humans were crunching numbers with the aid of gadgets thousands of years before computer chips!
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Circular Altruism: a look at the mathematical formulas of human choices. This will make you think.
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A medical breakthrough may allow transplant patients to live without anti-rejection drugs. Essentially, they are getting a transplant of the donor’s immune system as well as the organ.
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Check out this collection of 13 very different pool designs. Just don’t tap dance in the glass-bottom pools!
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Understanding art for geeks. 44 famous works of art from paulthewineguy includes additions of html, emoticons, and other computer-based elements.
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Dolphins making and playing with bubble rings. Beautiful and amazing.
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20 Foods To Snack On For Enhanced Productivity. These would probably be good all together in a bowl.
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A big flock of cranes. The building boom in Dubai is breaking records for construction equipment.

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Comments (5)

  1. These would probably be good all together in a bowl and covered in gravy. /fixed.

    posted by mamacita on 1-25-2008 at 2:14 am

  2. Okay, can I just take a minute to brag? That transplant research came out of my husband’s lab. Go, Tim, go!

    posted by Mary on 1-25-2008 at 10:33 am

  3. Enhanced productivity is over-rated.

    posted by Moon on 1-25-2008 at 4:28 pm

  4. The flickr account that understanding art was linked to has been made private.

    posted by sheya on 1-28-2008 at 12:42 pm

  5. On “Early Computing” I clicked on the link for “feature creep” aka Creeping Featuritis, about new features being added to products that sometimes causing problems. I know examples of that… My newest car (a 2006) has extra unnecessary electronic toys for me to play with.
    My new electric garage door opener tells me the time, and the temperature of my garage…. Sheesh, I just want the damn door to go up and down.

    FYI: it is currently 56*F in my garage. :)

    posted by Tdave on 1-30-2008 at 1:21 am

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