Too funny.

In a move that must have been unsettling for thousands of Iowa’s seniors, the state changed the name of its Department of Elder Affairs to the Department on Aging, or DOA, in 2009. Something’s telling us that the change hasn’t helped Iowa’s elderly sleep any easier. The organization now goes by IDA, for Iowa Department on Aging

I’ve been interested in geotagging photos, only on occasions, such as vacations and parties that happen in public places. But I would never consider geotag a photo showing the location of anyone’s home, let alone my own.

Scary and interesting story.  It’s also interesting how Time Online manages to squeeze in a related link on their website at the end of the second paragraph, “(See pictures of baby dictators.)”. 

“It’s an information graphic of the events during the course of the Back To The Future trilogy.”

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I suppose.
(via thedailywhat):

Punnett Square of the Day: Sad but (mostly) true.
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Amazing.

Nice collection of dancers in New York.  The dancer in the rain is my favorite, especially considering the back story that it took 96 takes to get this one photo.  More here.

Interesting ad copy from Nike.  (via laureola)

No apparent problem with the iPhone antenna outside the US. Is it time to start blaming AT&T yet? (via Daring Fireball)

I can’t say I’ve seen this book before.  Looks like a good read. You can order it from Amazon.

(via prettyheartattacks):

…all my friends are dead.

I’ve used the other “ask question” services only sparingly, such as formspring.me and tumblr.  Facebook’s implementation may work better since everyone seems to be on Facebook.

I haven’t been to San Jose’s Japantown in a long time.  Perhaps it’s time for a visit.

coconut chocolate chip bread pudding.

This looks worth trying. (via edatrix)