4 TED Talks - Innovation and Design

Four TED Talks that showcase innovation and great design

inspired by a post by +Al Navas


Manu Prakash: A 50-cent microscope that folds like origami




Pranav Mistry:  The thrilling potential of SixthSense technology



Harald Haas:Wireless data from every light bulb




Kent Larson: Brilliant designs to fit more people in every city

Kittens - Just Because

A British soldier “shaking hands” with a kitten in the snow. Neulette, France, 1917. pic.twitter.com/0i06RKH985
— History Pics (@ThatsHistory) March 8, 2014

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and one Quokka

Important and adorable @Pinterest discovery of the day: the Quokka. Nothing cuter than this exists. Sorry, kittens. pic.twitter.com/hUQ4ZZqKTZ
— Urban Outfitters (@UrbanOutfitters) March 3, 2014

February Movies

Jack Ryan

3 Days to Kill

and the best of February

The LEGO Movie

Cats on Roombas

and one Turtle

5 Animated Shorts Under 5

The Monk & The Monkey

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Danger Planet

The Jumping Cats of #Caturday

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Best Valentines

Chocolate!

Chocolate and Bacon!!

5 Ted Talks

Best Saturday Morning Cartoon Themes

Underdog

Spiderman

Inspector Gadger

The Flintstones 

Danger Mouse

Scooby Doo

The Best (or Worst) of #Caturday

January Movies

I, Frankenstein

I, Frankenstein has two source documents.  One is a seminal novel of English fiction (http://goo.gl/1ckdBF) that I have read and the other is a modern graphic novel (http://goo.gl/oEdS7W) that I have not read.  I suspect that if Mary Shelley rose from the dead and broke the bounds of her grave and saw it, she would crawl back, cover her self up, take a couple Vicodin, and try to go back to sleep.  Now that doesn't mean I didn't enjoy the movie.  It is a perfectly adequate popcorn movie. And while it may have been a wonderful graphic novel, I cannot help but think, "Why"?

The Nut Job

the Best of January - Her