July 2, 2008
The Fail Whale Fan Club
guy: At least something good comes out of Twitter’s down time.
(via stoodinthemaasaimara)
(via stoodinthemaasaimara)

Update errors

Very true and it happend before.

twitterstatus:

People are reporting errors when they update.  Updates appear to vanish on the web (requires a page reload) and clients like Twitterrific & Twirl aren’t able to update at all. We’re working on a fix and intend to deploy it today.
(via mimilachula didyouevernotice swissmiss)
(via mimilachula didyouevernotice swissmiss)
July 1, 2008
oh Canada……This picture was taken at sunrise after the really awesome Canada Party 2006 on the trip to Golden for a even more awesome and wild raft on the ‘Kicking Horse River’.
oh Canada……
This picture was taken at sunrise after the really awesome Canada Party 2006 on the trip to Golden for a even more awesome and wild raft on the ‘Kicking Horse River’.
Glacier Raft - Kicking Horse River / BC - perfect for Canada Day !
June 27, 2008
“ I’ve been to Canada, and I’ve always gotten the impression that I could take the country over in about two days.
Jon Stewart
Gore Point Sunrise / Alaska (via aktrekking)
Gore Point Sunrise / Alaska (via aktrekking)

The remark to Captain Cook’s first New Zealand visit was particularly interesting.

hereharehere:

From Werner Herzog’s film The White Diamond. Werner catches the most
beautiful moments and people in their most provocative. Here his subject is
an eccentric airship engineer and his trip in a helium filled craft into the heart
of Guyana.(thanks bookofjoe)

June 26, 2008
guy: It’s a soap bubble (via Creative Review, more info on how these photos were taken here)

guy:

It’s a soap bubble (via Creative Review, more info on how these photos were taken here)

653 frames were shot within about an hour and put together to make the video. 
To watch the HD version check out the vimeo page

(via emilyposts)

“ The U.S. Supreme Court says individuals have right to own guns, strikes down DC handgun ban.

- via Breaking News

- and you wonder whats wrong with that country?

June 24, 2008
Presenting Tumblr to media people (via david)
Presenting Tumblr to media people (via david)

Shipping children by postal mail: illegal since 1913

After parcel post service was introduced in 1913, at least two children were sent by the service. With stamps attached to their clothing, the children rode with railway and city carriers to their destination. The Postmaster General quickly issued a regulation forbidding the sending of children in the mail after hearing of those examples. (via boingboing)
“self-printed” calendar by Oscar Diaz via szymon
“self-printed” calendar by Oscar Diaz via szymon