Plans are useless but...

If you missed last year's live albums, Midori Shows 1 and 2, by Stick Men featuring David Cross, a double CD Midori is now available.

And Bernhard Wostheinrich's new album, Cool Spring, is available for free. But why not pay a few bucks anyway?

I sure hope you're playing along in the Albright Knox's 3rd annual Art Madness, this year featuring sculpture.

March 28th kicks off Museum Week, the "first worldwide cultural event on Twitter." Just follow the #MuseumWeek hashtag.

Barbara Hepworth, Oval Sculpture (No. 2), 1943. source

Got a hankerin' for a burrito but don't know where to go? use My Burrito Finder! (It works and found El Taco H, the only place where I'll order a burrito.)

Here's a summary of one audience member's live tweets from a presentation by Gen. Michael Hayden, former head of the NSA and CIA. I've heard Gen. Hayden speak before and he seems like a good guy.

For Cold War junkies, vintage video of the crash site where a B-52 carrying nukes went down in 1961.

Put things in perspective with this visualization of WWII fatalities.

The NFL is considering several rule changes, one of which is the elimination of overtime in preseason games. That one seems like a no-brainer.

I think this qualifies as craft pr0n: the making of shiny mud balls.

Food expiration dates mean nothing.

Reheating steak seems like an oxymoron - who doesn't finish a good steak in one sitting and who'd bother to reheat a bad steak? Regardless, the best method for reheating a steak may surprise you.

Science sheds light on the important issue: sperm swim together in close groups through viscoelastic fluids.

More science? This video had me at random couscous.

...planning is indespensible. ~Dwight Eisenhower