I wouldn’t necessarily use the same words, but this observation is really spot on.

Once you grow up, there really isn’t anyone telling you what to do that you *have* to listen to. Figure out something that you want to do, and find a way to do it.

During Apple’s WWDC keynote, the company revealed that a number of new APIs will be introduced with iOS 7, including support for MFi (Made for…

Implications for apple TV are pretty obvious…

revkin:

Arguing about pace of sea-level rise is like.. (ref. for @ptkghs #climatechapman):

When I speak about climate, I sometimes use the following analogy to make the point about debates over the near-term (by 2100) trend in sea levels. The arguments about whether sea level will rise by 2 feet, 3…

Great point

parislemon:

Trying out the Stilly app. Pretty great. Nice work, Ian Broyles.

I don’t get it.

revkin:

Jim Hansen seeks a third political party centered on fee-dividend climate approach: ”[W]e are near a point when the American people should contemplate a centrist third party…

I was in government 40 years, long enough to understand how aging organizations can evolve into self-licking ice…

Because this is a third party proposal that will totes be hip.

In the wake of yet another horrific national tragedy, many people have again been sharing the timeless quote by Mister Rogers about looking for helpers in a time of tragedy.

When I was a boy and I would see scary things in the news, my mother would say to me, “Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.” To this day, especially in times of “disaster,” I remember my mother’s words and I am always comforted by realizing that there are still so many helpers – so many caring people in this world.

I think it is good that if in times like this, you step back and say, “things could be better. I could make them better by doing _____. I’m going to do that now.”

revkin:

Clearest @FBI image of one of the two suspected Boston bombers. 1-800-CALL-FBI

Michael phelps?

parislemon:

poptech:

BuzzFeed has a set of workspace pics of the famously creative. This is E.B. White’s “office.” Can’t wait to explore creativity at PopTech’s 2013 “Sparks of Brilliance” conference. 

General rule: writers are organized, painters are messy as shit.

Very cool.

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