Alles Gut
A blog for cities, food, and all things nerdy.
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Photo reblogged from ideas for cities
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Photo reblogged from Eraserhood
Collection Highlight
“Philadelphia” (1917) at night time, as seen by artist Hugh Henry Breckenridge (1870-1937)
This is fantastic.
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Photo reblogged from Architecture of Doom
A normal bar for normal people, Cologne.
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Photo reblogged from The Exciting Adventures of Hazel Hound
Hiding from the thunder in a Kingdom Hearts snuggie.
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Photo reblogged from The Atlantic Cities
In impoverished urban neighborhoods in Africa, children face many obstacles to obtaining a good education. One is simply getting to school.
Those who can’t afford bus fare must often walk for miles and risk being mugged - or worse - on the way.
In the latest installment in our “School Year” series, set at a Cape Town high school, The World’s Anders Kelto joins one student on his long morning walk. http://ow.ly/kZnPS
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If you’re into board games, you know the concept of a gateway game. It’s a simpler game, one that helps introduce new people to the hobby. Small World is perhaps the king of the gateway games. It’s colourful, attractive, easy to learn, and doesn’t take very long to play.
Having said that, it’s not one of my favorite games to pull out these days if it’s just Jenny and myself - there’s not really enough beef in this game to keep me entertained for long stretches. I keep Small World for those new people, and for larger groups… and that’s where it shines.
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Video reblogged from Planet Money
We are a team of multimedia reporters covering the global economy. We are going to make a t-shirt and tell the story of its creation. http://kck.st/ZmSkW7
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Photo reblogged from Fast Company
Almost all of the Pentagon’s 600,000 smartphone users currently tote BlackBerry devices in their holsters, but that’s about to change.
The Pentagon has given the green light to both Apple and Samsung to bid for the smartphone and tablet business contracts for its defense staff.
And the battle begins…
