I love you, Grape Lady

They'll Never Terk Er Jeeerbs

Bass sells the Bell Logo

Like a Dream - Francis and the Lights

ISSEY MIYAKE

Miniature Cooking from Japan. Japan is the best.

Which brought us to this (thanks Irene).

How to chop an onion

AirField kinetic sculpture at Atlanta Int'l

Slice of sky

Mike Trout All Star Cleats

Money.

Rat Thing version 0.57

After reading Snow Crash, I find this equally fascinating and terrifying.

NYC Aerial by Vincent Laforet

Tees flying home

Obamatrix

"THE ULTIMATE FIGHTER - SEASON 20" from LUMBRE on Vimeo.

Apple-ish playing cards

Totally Rad 8/16 Bit Start Screens

The best ad for a milk alternative that I've seen all week

Keeping tech in check (with tech)

New apps and services are surfacing that are designed to help people manage the consumption and usage of technology. It feels like the next evolution of parental controls, where the grown-ups themselves are receiving some guidance.

Yondr, aimed at concert goers, is "form-fitting case" that slips over phones and locks the device during a show. I wonder when people will start using this for meetings?

Checky (from the makers of Calm, which I have enjoyed on a few zen workdays) tracks how many times you look at your phone throughout the day. 

And Flic, which is less about managing addiction and more focused on the consequences. The tinder-style app helps users cull down the problematic piles of photos stored on phones.