My review of @womeninclothes for The Millions http://t.co/RF3EICDluT via @The_Millions — RachSig (@rachsig) September 2, 2014 Tweeted by @rachsig

"I was kind of just sitting at home eating a salad. You become mean. That's not good for you." - Andre 3000 http://t.co/CXyQRj1Exi — Cecily Walker (@skeskali) September 3, 2014 Tweeted by @skeskali

"Why leave AMZN?...the reality is that the company has changed. " - @knguyen http://t.co/uaRBXfKPPa — Laura Hazard Owen (@laurahazardowen) September 3, 2014 Tweeted by @laurahazardowen

The more the need to write this blog intensified, the more the ideas which pinged into my head straightened themselves out as material for the book’s actual introduction. And as I’m duty-bound to steer my course on this pretty concentrated odyssey through the galaxy of The Hitchhiker’s Guide, the…

Douglas Adams would have honed this long and flabby blog entry down to about fifty words. This is why he can with relative safety be called a genius, and I can be called something else. Nonetheless… This is to announce the forthcoming publication of my third book, THE FROOD: A COMEDIC HISTORY OF…

The Bike Tree grew out of an idea I had when I worked at the Vancouver Compost Demonstration Garden. We shared the building with an environmental group that felt we needed another bike rack. There was already one bike rack in one of only four parking spots and we didn’t want to take up another…

Illustration by the author It's been a summer of monsters. Last week, the Islamic State released a video broadcasting the execution of James Foley in Syria.

I've felt so much despair for game culture this week, but "The End of Gamers" has turned this moment around for me... http://t.co/k9GrYwkyjA — Jane McGonigal (@avantgame) August 28, 2014 Tweeted by @avantgame

Gaming is a hobby I've had (on and off) for most of my life, but I've never called myself a gamer. One reason is that while playing video games is something I enjoy, it doesn't define who I am; another is that I don't identify with many people who do call themselves gamers. Some fancy themselves…

“I have always preferred libraries to classrooms” http://t.co/1AU7Z1hMhR — Bill Stilwell (@icathing) August 29, 2014 Tweeted by @icathing

by Laur M. Jackson On April 7, 2012, a fire broke out at the Chateau Deville Apartments, a complex located in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Though no serious injuries were reported, one woman — in whose home the fire started — was treated for smoke inhalation and five units were damaged, displacing…

The Poynton ‘shared space’ scheme has attracted a large amount of attention, both in the UK, and abroad – attention driven principally by this seductive video, produced by Martin Cassini, an advocate of the removal, or reduction, of priority seen in Poynton. With the best will in the world, it is…

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Pete McMartin: Forget bike helmets http://t.co/YBBJSHN4ru — The Vancouver Sun (@VancouverSun) August 21, 2014 Tweeted by @VancouverSun

Op-Ed Contributor Credit...Rebecca Clarke OVER the next three weeks, baseball players from around the country will compete in three regional tryouts for a chance to make it onto the United States baseball team. These are among the most elite, dedicated and talented athletes in their sport, and the…

Photo illustration by James Emmerman. Stills courtesy of Fox Broadcasting. The moment I realized the true costs of a Simpsons-free life was the moment after my friend Josh proclaimed his excitement for this week’s FXX 522-episode Simpsons marathon and this autumn’s launch of the…

Check out Pinboard’s first foray into native advertising, this flattering article in the Atlantic: http://t.co/IICyS9ceid — Pinboard (@Pinboard) August 14, 2014 Tweeted by @Pinboard

Nice appreciation of "museumbots" (new bot genre? @tullyhansen?) and how they relate to curation, by @lubar http://t.co/aw2AXmbEDE — Darius Kazemi (@tinysubversions) August 22, 2014 Tweeted by @tinysubversions

So "disruption" might be "interruption" RT @lexiconvalley: Boys Learn to Interrupt. Girls Learn to Shut Up. http://t.co/CRl79ibrc2 — Florence Chee (@cheeflo) August 15, 2014 Tweeted by @cheeflo

Genius: @CBCStephenQuinn imagines a SkyTrain-themed text-adventure game. http://t.co/YtOEbIpiAi — Graham Ballantyne (@gnb) August 17, 2014 Tweeted by @gnb

The Nameless Horror: How Amazon (or someone else) could do book discovery - Bookhoppr http://t.co/22RPh4kdRR — John Rickards (@Nameless_Horror) August 20,

"Right now, today, I just assume everyone is depressed" https://t.co/CqmxqbEQB7 beautiful piece on depression by @hels on @Archipelago_M — Rose Eveleth (@roseveleth) August 13, 2014 Tweeted by @roseveleth

Are you relatively new to this bustling metropolis? Don't be shy about it, everyone was new to New York once upon a time, except, of course, those battle-hardened residents who've lived here their whole lives and Know It All. One of these lifers works among us at Gothamist—publisher Jake Dobkin grew…

Need a reminder to pick that book back up? Bookmark detects (& tweets) if you haven’t opened your book recently http://t.co/QZGx03lOYd — Vancouver Public Lib (@VPL) August 6, 2014 Tweeted by @VPL

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New blog post: Setting up OS X Mavericks with Homebrew, Cask, and rbenv http://t.co/NGQUHqV4gA

In Defense of Danish Tourists, by @jm_mcgrath http://t.co/m3M0TLORPJ This is A1-awesome from start to finish. Excellent. — neil21 (@neil21) August 6, 2014 Tweeted by @neil21

Detroit Bike City Slow Roll: http://e14t.ca/1tADBcS (Hey @swirlspice) — Cecily Walker (@skeskali) July 31, 2014 Tweeted by @skeskali

Cycling Gets 'Chic' for Everyone http://e14t.ca/1mV8apu Great story about Chris Bruntlett @modacitylife and his effort to mainstream biking. — Chris Hamilton

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Vancouverites are spoiled with SkyTrain and they don't even know it. That's an opinion shared by many http://e14t.ca/1ruTwat — Karm (@VancityBuzz) July 23, 2014 Tweeted by @VancityBuzz

Snowpiercer’ s underlying themes go beyond merely pointing out class exploitation to challenge the logic of capital. (Snowpiercer / Radius-TWC) Bong Joon-Ho’s

Games can help us understand humanity by letting us explore worlds without us. Eidolon is one such game. http://e14t.ca/1ryF9Sz — Denim & Steel (@DenimAndSteel) July 24, 2014 Tweeted by @DenimAndSteel

A lengthy blog post in which we explain what The Sailor’s Dream is, and our thoughts regarding it http://e14t.ca/1mVjwFR — Simogo (@simogo) July 28, 2014 Tweeted by @simogo

Can data help us find the most beautiful, most quiet and happiest ways to walk within a city? http://e14t.ca/1rybzL9 http://e14t.ca/1rybAi1 — FiveThirtyEight (@FiveThirtyEight) July 28, 2014 Tweeted by @FiveThirtyEight

It’s no secret that the numbers surrounding women in cinema are dismal. Melissa Silverstein’s Women and Hollywood recently reported that only 74 of the 271 people invited to join the Academy of Motion Arts and Sciences this year were women. We also know that for every 15 or so male directors, there…

Aw, @jomc (unknowingly) gave me a birthday present by publishing this "brand + birthdays" article on my birthday http://e14t.ca/1nzrpWH — Darius Kazemi (@tinysubversions) July 28, 2014 Tweeted by @tinysubversions