Silent spring | COSMOS magazine - 3 reviews [Stumbles via StumbleUpon]

It turns out that there is a certain type of fungus that "eats" nuclear radiation. The funny thing about this is that it does this buy using melanin pigment, which humans have in their own skin.

GenerateFate -- Keeping it real one post at a time - Beard Envy - 1 reviews [Stumbles via StumbleUpon]

Beard Envy. hahaha.

I think if I had to pick a beard that I was envious of it would be Shaun Connery. He has a stellar beard.

Particle Chart - 12 reviews [Stumbles via StumbleUpon]

All the subatomic particles and how they interact in one "easy" to read chart.

www.popgive.com: How To Use A Samurai Sword Properly - 13 reviews [Stumbles via StumbleUpon]

...as if you would ever need to use a samurai sword properly.

WebUrbanist & Shopdropping aka Droplifting: Beginner&8217;s Guide to the Subversive Urban Art of Reverse Shoplifting - 9 reviews [Stumbles via StumbleUpon]

A very interesting concept, and hilarious at times.

What is it like to write a technical book? at Xaprb - 1 reviews [Stumbles via StumbleUpon]

Sounds harder than it would seem.

How Computers Boot Up : Gustavo Duarte - 7 reviews [Stumbles via StumbleUpon]

It's called "booting up" because some computer scientist once compared turning on a computer to grabbing your boot straps and trying to pull them over your head before you hit the ground. So how does this magical process happen? Read the article to find out.

The New York Times & Log In - 0 reviews [Stumbles via StumbleUpon]

Did you know that The RZA of Wu-Tang holds the Hip-Hop Chess Federation belt? Did you know that he runs a website, WuChess, where you can play chess and chat with other chess players? Ya, me neither.

Flickr Photo Download: Operating Notes For Dispensing Machine - 2 reviews [Stumbles via StumbleUpon]

Creative and true. Funny things happen when those two elements come together.

25 Things I Learned About Business from South Park - Inside CRM - 6 reviews [Stumbles via StumbleUpon]

It seems everyone these days is writing a list that looks something like this "(Number) things I learned about (some topic) by watching (popular TV show)." This is one of the funnier lists of that nature that I have read recently. Then again, that may be just because I am an avid watcher of South Park.