The elevator that goes up, down, left AND right.
Fun bit of engineering in Genoa Italy – the Ascensore Castello d’Albertis-Montegalletto.
Fun bit of engineering in Genoa Italy – the Ascensore Castello d’Albertis-Montegalletto.
I love the personality differences between the two cats.
Another really excellent commentary on the making and themes of Apocalypse Now.
The new style of jump starters that use rechargeable battery packs are amazing – but not created equal. It’s worth doing your homework first.
A reminder that things are only as secure as the absolute weakest link – and that is often the doors themselves.
Mad Mex in Philadelphia has brought back a traditional favorite: the Gobblerito.

The popular combination of Thanksgiving dinner staples wrapped in a tortilla. The burrito is a Thanksgiving dinner wrapped in a tortilla including turkey, black bean mashed potatoes, stuffing and corn that’s drenched in gravy and served with a side of cranberry sauce.
The Gobblerito has grown in popularity each year, said Big Burrito Restaurant Group president Bill Fuller.
I made one myself – and with a little Cholula hot sauce – it was AMAZING:

Finding prototype and undistributed copies of retro games has turned into a modern day treasure hunt. Finding such a gem can result in your copy selling for thousands or even tens of thousands of dollars.
Here’s the story of a long-lost Nintendo DS game that was finally found and given away – for free. It was called eCDP (eCrew Development Program) and was distributed to various McDonalds throughout Japan to help train employees. Follow the fun adventures Nick Robinson had tracking this down, buying it, and then finally playing through it.
Or, if you want, you can download a copy yourself and play it on a DS emulator. I applaud Nick’s values of not seeking profits first, but preservation by offering copies for free.
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Charlie Berens has a very Midwest style of humor that speaks to me.