Shea and I have been on a handful of all-inclusive vacations over the years. Every place has had its good and bad points but overall, these varied trips to Mexico (Mazatlan, Mayan Riviera, Cancun), Cuba (Varadero) and most recently, the Dominican Republic (Punta Cana), have given me a pretty good idea of some of the things I […]
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Apple 2015 WWDC
Lots of big announcements from Apple today… Highlights:
/r/Human – A subreddit to celebrate respectful disagreements on Reddit, and the graceful admittance of fault.
Amazing that a spot like this exists on the Internet which is not known for people respectfully disagreeing and/or ever admitting they’re wrong! 😉
Friday Fun Link – Extreme Close Ups of Things
This week has had slow motion. Now let’s see extreme close-ups!
Throwback Thursday – #tbt – Paul McCartney Concert in #yqr (Aug 14, 2013)
Two years since the best concert of my life… And of course, in this day and age, somebody appears to have uploaded the entire concert, from start to finish, to YouTube! (If I’d know that, I could’ve saved 250 clams on my ticket!) 😉
Awesome Bike Jumps in Slow Motion
As mentioned in Sunday’s post about our recent camping highlights, here’s a video clip Pace basically compiled himself after I showed him the basics of using iMovie. This includes adding sound effects, visual effects, trimming some of the clips, duplicating others and more. If you happen to have a Google/YouTube account, feel free to “Like” […]
Google Maps Street View Player – Pike Lake to Outlook
Inspired by the first portion of our route home today – from Pike Lake Provincial Park half an hour south of Saskatoon where we spent the weekend camping on to the Outlook Regional Park where we stopped for lunch – I found a web site that allows you to “drive” between two locations using Google Street View images. […]
National Geographic MegaFactories: Coca-Cola
It always boggles my mind that human beings are able to design something so intricate and precise yet massive and overwhelming at the same time…
13 Best Entries from the TL;DR Tumblr Version of Wikipedia
TL;DR means “too long; didn’t read” and is used when you provide a summary of a longer comment or article. A hilarious Tumblr (now private?) creates TL;DR versions of Wikipedia articles. Even though the original Tumblr doesn’t appear to be available, Google Images is your friend.