1. Consumer Consequences. A quick little interactive game that tells you how many earths we’d need if everyone lived like you. I scored a 6.6 - and I recycle! From American Public Media.
2. Barbershop auditory illusion. If you have a few minutes, put on your headphones and listen to this very realistic recreation of being in the barber’s chair. The other illusions on the page aren’t that good. From New Scientist via BoingBoing.
3. NFL OKs church Super Bowl parties. In a rare sane move regarding copyright enforcement, the NFL reversed its opposition to churches showing the Super Bowl on big screens. ‘Course it’s about three weeks late. From ESPN.
4. Great design is a wonder to behold. I wade through lots of uninteresting articles at Signal vs. Noise to occasionally get to a photo-story like this one which showcases some great design. Wish I were artistic.
5. Heroes and Villans. I include this link about a new movie not because of the film’s Christian themes nor because I expect it to be good but because the star is Dolph Lundgren, who plays a Roman soldier investigating Christ’s resurrection. Does he say to Peter: “I must break you”? From Christianity Today.
6. The smart car is coming to Knoxville. But why does my Civic get better mileage than this teeny thing? From Wired.
7. This young woman ran the Myrtle Beach Marathon on February 16 in an admirable time. Oh, and when Cindy and I started at MHCC, she was a regular in the church nursery. Congrats, Holly.

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