TTMMHTM: Religion lulz, 60s computer labs, blind dogs and touchscreens, a new UK power plug and badass babies

Thinks that made me happy this morning:

• “God on facebook”:http://www.pleaselink.me/_/myconfinedspace/wp-content/uploads/tdomf/59564/facebook-god.jpg is a wonderful parody – family friendly, too.
• A “blind dog showing a sighted dog how to play catch”:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-92g1zPKpQ
• My “your logic is broken” award goes to Paul Barksdale for his very confusing “It’s about time Christians take a stand!”:http://uniteforjesus.wordpress.com/2009/06/22/its-about-time-christians-take-a-stand” – So wait, we should abandon hate crime legislation as it counteracts freedom of speech?
• An “awesome photo series of life in a Bell lab in the 60s”:http://www.luckham.org/LHL.Bell%20Labs%20Days.html
• Etsy has a “lovely fail whale pendant”:http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=23975679&ref=sr_list_17&&ga_search_query=twitter&ga_search_type=all&ga_page=&includes
  in case you need to cement a geek relationship (also notice the fail in the name)
• GPSVisualizer has a pretty sweet “geocoder interface”:http://www.gpsvisualizer.com/geocoder/.
• Marco Zehe has a cool report on “how he used a touchscreen interface for the first time – being blind”:http://www.marcozehe.de/2009/06/22/my-first-experience-using-an-accessible-touch-screen-device/
• A californian winery are looking to hire a social media expert. My vote goes for my friend Hugh, and it would be win “if you could vote for him, too”:http://www.areallygoodejob.com/video-view.aspx?vid=hyAOlSqszrQ#a
• Folding design has a “great solution for making the UK power plug less awkward”:http://gizmodo.com/5301113/folding-design-flattens-the-fatty-uk-plug
• If you are going to have a baby, make it a badass baby with “this Klingon cradle”:http://technabob.com/blog/2009/06/21/klingon-cradle-for-badass-babies/

Tags: bell, christians, failwhale, geocoding, klingon, star trek

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