January's Links (part 1)

• "Book of Love" by Peter Gabriel - because it's a gorgeous cover of the original
• Treehotel...Sleep in Nature! - Would love to visit there. Take a book and some hiking boots. 
• To serve and protect during business hours - Detroit police - please call back during regular business hours.
• Potenuse - I'm a sucker for corny math (or science) humor.

• Cherry tomato - The second picture wouldn't be nearly as great without the first one.
• No sh*& - Sorry for the title language, but the reality of how celebrities look so durn good in their clothes is worth reading.
• Oh the places you'll go of the day - A Geisel-ian reading from Burning Man.

• Damage loss and climate change - Brilliant way to explore whether weather-related disasters are on the rise because of climate change or increased population.
• Richard Shilling: land artist - Pretty stuff 
• Lights Out - It's not nice to laugh at the stupid misfortunes of others...but for this one, I'll make an exception.

• Bunbury music festival - Supposed to be a music festival in Cincy this summer...no details other than the date and place yet
• Shut up and take my money of the day - The liquid nitrogen storage could be the biggest hurdle.
• Calvin and Hobbes - About matches my New Years Resolutions
• The complete Star Wars: Uncut - Finally uploaded - one of the sweded masterpieces
• Will Jon Stewart go to jail for running the Stephen Colbert SuperPAC? - I'm coming down on the side of "this SuperPAC stuff is worthy of a Pulitzer prize because it's spectacularly informative and outstanding reporting"
• Dystopian Future Sport of the Day - I would totally go see this in the Queen City, but I'd still be screaming 'what the hell' the whole time.

• 10 Kicka$$ Things Mel Brooks Did - He's a legend. Learn sumpin'...
• Wabash College Alumni voices - Check out whose blog is the 19th one down the list!
• SOPA - Learn sumpin' if you haven't already
• Physics of  Water Balloons - Learn...wait, I've used that one already, haven't I?