Pages that caught my eye from February 24th through February 25th:

• Oscars 2013: Jennifer Lawrence’s hilarious winner’s press co – The best actress winner at the 2013 Oscars brushes off questions about tripping up during the ceremony with the funniest interview of the night.
• KT Tunstall – Another Place To Fall – Music video by KT Tunstall performing Another Place To Fall.

Pages that caught my eye from February 19th through February 21st:

• NRA President’s Son Convicted For Road Rage Shooting, Nears End Of 10-Year Jail Sentence – Is this an example of what pro-gun supporters consider to be 'responsible' gun usage? When you look at Keene's history, crime seems to run in the family.
• The 15th-Century Equivalent of Your Cat Walking on Your Keyboard – I'm in ur manuscript, making a mess.

According to the Guardian, the language comprehension skill level required to understand the State of the Union address has been falling for 200 years.

Pages that caught my eye from February 12th through February 13th:

• Banker Saves a Dozen Ducklings From a Ledge—ABC News – all copyrights belong to ABC news. i own nothing. this was uploaded for entertainment only.
• Everything You Need to Know About This Friday’s Close Shave by Asteroid 2012 DA15 – On Friday, Feb. 15, the Earth is going to get a very close shave by an asteroid*. Called 2012 DA14, this 50 meter (160 foot) rock will pass just over 27,000 kilometers (17,000 miles) from the Earth’s surface. This is closer than our geosynchronous satellites, so this really is a…

Pages that caught my eye on February 12th from 04:07 to 13:07:

• The Colonial Roots of Southern Barbecue: Re-Creating the Birth of An American Culinary Staple – I appreciate the professional involvement, comradeship and compensation given me by Colonial Williamsburg Foundation and its staff, however I am speaking for myself and not the Foundation nor its…
• Eggs Benedict – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia – Eggs Benedict is a dish that consists of two halves of an English muffin, topped with ham or bacon, poached eggs, and Hollandaise sauce.

Pages that caught my eye from February 11th through February 12th:

• House of Cards – A ruthless Congressman, Francis Underwood, and his ambitious wife Claire, will stop at nothing to conquer everything. This wicked political drama slithers through the back halls of greed, sex, love and corruption in modern D.C.
• I’m willing to be the Pope . . . if they are willing to make some changes | Crescenzo Communications – It’s official. Just got the call from the Vatican. They want me to be the next Pope. I agreed, providing they make a few small changes to their doctrine. Ten tiny changes, to be exact:

Pages that caught my eye from February 9th through February 11th:

• Pope’s Decision to Come out of Retirement Stirs Controversy – VATICAN (The Borowitz Report) – Pope Benedict XVI stunned the world for the second time in twenty-four hours today by announcing his decision to come out of retirement. “I thought I was getting too old for this,” the Pope explained…
• What the Super Bowl "God Made a Farmer Ad" Reveals About U.S. Farm Policy – Reason.com – The contradictions of U.S. farm policy are well represented in the hit Super Bowl commercial.

Pages that caught my eye from February 7th through February 8th:

• Tenn. man quits job after finding ‘666’ stamped on W-2 form, says God is worth more than money – NASHVILLE, Tenn. — A Tennessee maintenance worker says he quit his job because his W-2 tax form was stamped with the number 666.
• PR Firm Advises U.S. To Cut Ties With Alabama – WASHINGTON—Emphasizing the importance of protecting the nation’s global image, marketers at the public relations firm Hill & Knowlton Strategies, Inc. reportedly met with White House officials on Monday …

Pages that caught my eye from February 5th through February 7th:

• Bill requires all Idaho kids to read ‘Atlas Shrugged’ – The Spokesman-Review – Coeur d’Alene Sen. John Goedde, chairman of the Idaho Senate’s Education Committee, introduced legislation Tuesday to require every Idaho high school student to read Ayn Rand’s “Atlas Shrugged” and pass a test on it to graduate from high school. When Sen. Bob Nonini, R-Coeur d’Alene, asked Goedde wh…
• 48th Known Mersenne Prime Discovered – Announcing the discovery of the 48th Mersenne Prime.

Pages that caught my eye on February 4th from 13:38 to 21:09:

• 588 – No Land Ho: Sandy Island and the Age of Un-Discovery | Strange Maps | Big Think – Last week, the world didn’t so much lose an island, as gain a <em>phantom island</em>. To map-lovers, the former is a regrettable but increasingly common occurrence [1], what with rising sea levels and all. The latter, on the contrary, is an exciting event, all the more since it was presumed extin…
• Use Silica Gel Packets to Keep Nearly Any Food Fresh – You've undoubtedly seen packets of silica gel in your shoe boxes, gadget boxes, and other products, and you probably know that you're not supposed to eat it.
• The story behind Mitt Romney’s loss in the presidential campaign to President Obama – An examination by The Globe of how the 2012 presidential election unfolded shows that Mitt Romney’s problems went deeper than is widely understood. The campaign made a series of costly financial and political mistakes that, in retrospect, all but assured the candidate’s defeat against the revolution…
• Brain Pickings – Interestingness, curated – picking culture's collective brain for innovation, inspiration & brilliant ideas
• RoadTrip America – Road Trip Planning for North America – Road Trip America: Advice, maps, and resources for planning road trips in North America
• England’s King Richard III found after 500 years – LEICESTER, England (Reuters) – A skeleton with a cleaved skull and a curved spine entombed under a car park is that of Richard III, archaeologists said on Monday, solving a 500-year-old mystery about the