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queen-moriarty:

I’m offended that LeVar Burton isn’t on here

queen-moriarty:

I’m offended that LeVar Burton isn’t on here

justinrampage:

While you were all out “collecting them all” on your journey, Professor Oak was putting the moves on you Mumsy. Childhood ruined? U MAD?

This hilarious Pokemon comic was created by Tumblr artist Caldwell Tanner.

Professor Oak’s Master Plan by Caldwell Tanner (Tumblr) (Twitter)

Via: Dorkly

assorted-goodness:

Death Star Power - by Jeremy Henrickson
Shirt available at Redbubble

assorted-goodness:

Death Star Power - by Jeremy Henrickson

Shirt available at Redbubble

imremembering:


Gameboy

screamingbirdsanddisco:

thefrogman:

I did not see that coming. 

oldblueeyes:

Like clockwork.

oldblueeyes:

Like clockwork.

smarterplanet:

Real Time Farms tells you exactly where your food came from | Grist
Real Time Farms is a “crowd-sourced online food guide” that tells you exactly where the meal on your plate came from.

As crazy as it sounds, our vision is to collectively document the whole food system. 

That does sound crazy, but so does the notion that a bunch of volunteers would build the most comprehensive and frequently updated encyclopedia in human history. And that one seems to have worked out okay.
Real Time Farms is in its early days, so only a tiny fraction of restaurants, farmers markets, and their fans have imported data on where ingredients are sourced. It feels like the kind of thing that will require a really big technological solution at some point in the future, like DNA barcoding of food or super cheap RFID tracking of crops from field to fork. Or maybe just more of us moving to Portland.

smarterplanet:

Real Time Farms tells you exactly where your food came from | Grist

Real Time Farms is a “crowd-sourced online food guide” that tells you exactly where the meal on your plate came from.

As crazy as it sounds, our vision is to collectively document the whole food system. 

That does sound crazy, but so does the notion that a bunch of volunteers would build the most comprehensive and frequently updated encyclopedia in human history. And that one seems to have worked out okay.

Real Time Farms is in its early days, so only a tiny fraction of restaurants, farmers markets, and their fans have imported data on where ingredients are sourced. It feels like the kind of thing that will require a really big technological solution at some point in the future, like DNA barcoding of food or super cheap RFID tracking of crops from field to fork. Or maybe just more of us moving to Portland.

nevver:

Go Directly to Jail, Do not Collect $200, Sopapoly

nevver:

Go Directly to Jail, Do not Collect $200, Sopapoly