
The standard format for a New York Times lead obit headline goes NAME, AGE, Dies; STATEMENT OF ACCOMPLISHMENT (e.g. "Suzanne Mitchell, 73, Dies; Made Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders a Global Brand. (more…)

The standard format for a New York Times lead obit headline goes NAME, AGE, Dies; STATEMENT OF ACCOMPLISHMENT (e.g. "Suzanne Mitchell, 73, Dies; Made Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders a Global Brand. (more…)

Want to build a home theater PC without a ton of research? Newegg is bundling a compact Intel barebones system, 8GB of RAM, and a 120GB SSD for just $134 today. You’ll need to install an operating system and plug in a keyboard and mouse (we recommend this wireless combo if you’re using it in your living room), but otherwise, you should be set to go.
Gigantic automated advertising firm Google has hired the former CEO of Hyundai to head up its famous driverless car outfit. John Krafcik confirmed that he would run the (road)show from late September.…
KiresBeing an American, I laughed best at that one.
A "young driver" reportedly stopped in a car dealership service department "complaining that the iPhone dock in his (old) vehicle isn't working and its scratching his phone..." (more…)

If you’re on a diet or just trying to eat healthier, salads are likely a staple of your meal plan. While they’re great for filling you up with fiber, to create truly nutritious salads you should also consider the water content of each ingredient.
KiresNo idea who I'm sharing this with, but here goes.
KiresBut I've never even met this chick! How'd she do that?
Web/Chrome: Panda combines top-rated stories from sites like Hacker News and Product Hunt with imagery from Dribble and Behance to keep you informed as well as inspired to make awesome things (or at least look at cool images.) You can even replace Chrome's new tab page with it, so every tab keeps you informed and motivated.
KiresHeh. Nope. TheOldReader is rocking out loud.

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Some cool fully dressed redesigns of various superheroines by artist Michael Lee Lunsford:
Point of this: An exercise in character design, attempting to clothe the heroines nearly all the way and not making them painted-on, while still keeping the look of their original costumes in some way. Hopefully keeping them looking as iconic as the originally were. Just showing what can be done with a costume breaking outside the barrier of the norm.
NOT the point of this: some moral code I’m trying to push on you.
[Source: Michael Lee Lunsford | Via Geek Tyrant]