From Debby my O.L.G.:

Recreations of famous photographs done in Legos. Pole dancing for beginners. A blog dedicated to Toilet Signs. Top 10 April Fools’ Pranks for Nerds. The weird food of the day is the frozen pickle juice popsicle. Photos of Russian nuclear icebreakers in the North Pole. Interesting column on Da Vinci’s work on the mathematics of trees. Scientists are on the cusp of finding a vaccine for the Ebola virus. Can sharks predict the weather? Flicker slideshow of unusual food, drink and medicine. Miniature parallel worlds on ceilings. Link Company Sells Greeting Cards for Inmates. The 10 Most Historically Inaccurate Movies. Property law issues in Lord of the Rings. Wikipedia wars between Clinton and Obama supporters.

Update: The link to the 10 most historically inaccurate movies is fun, but is ultimately just a list of 9 “historical” movies that are inaccurate rather than the most historically inaccurate – plus a silly criticism of 2001 (by that standard, almost every sci-fi movie is inaccurate). I shudder to think how many Westerns — or Oliver Stone movies — are more inaccurate than some of the ones on that list.