You know what's better than Spring?

Spring that comes late February instead of April :D

davez:

fuckyeahcanada:

blownspeakers:

The sound of Vancouver when Team Canada wins gold. Crosby scores about 1:18 in.

Awesome!

One of those thousands of voices was mine and it was pretty much the best thing ever :D It pretty much was the best party in the history of the world.

You know what else is awesome about these mitts? They were NOT made in Canada! Way to go, HBC: Keeping the Canadian spirit alive!
mapoftheworld:

Since the Games began last week, online lookups on “olympic  mittens” have been soaring. Related searches on “red  olympic mittens,” “canadian  olympic mittens,” and “where  to buy olympic mittens” surged from nothing into breakout status in  the Buzz. And, really, it’s easy to understand the appeal. The mittens  have a playful classic look, with the Canadian maple leaf on the palm.  Plus, they  cost only 10 Canadian dollars.Well, they were only  $10. Now that they seem to be sold out at most traditional outlets (or  at least very difficult to come by), enterprising  individuals have raised the price to double or more. The fact that  celebrities like Cindy Crawford and U.S. Vice President Joe Biden have been seen sporting the mittens has only  added to their appeal.An  AP writer recounted a quest to find a pair of the mittens around  Vancouver. Everywhere the writer went, the “must-have accessory” was  sold out. There are even reports of gloves being snatched up before they  reach shelves. As another writer put it, everyone  is “smitten for red mittens.”
Millions  of pairs have been sold so far, with no sign of the fervor slowing  down. It’s too bad the  supply can’t keep up with the demand. A USA Today article explains  that the net  proceeds from the mittens go toward supporting Canada’s Olympic  athletes.If the sales keep going, expect Team Canada to rock some fancy equipment at the next Olympiad.

You know what else is awesome about these mitts? They were NOT made in Canada! Way to go, HBC: Keeping the Canadian spirit alive!

mapoftheworld:

Since the Games began last week, online lookups on “olympic mittens” have been soaring. Related searches on “red olympic mittens,” “canadian olympic mittens,” and “where to buy olympic mittens” surged from nothing into breakout status in the Buzz. And, really, it’s easy to understand the appeal. The mittens have a playful classic look, with the Canadian maple leaf on the palm. Plus, they cost only 10 Canadian dollars.

Well, they were only $10. Now that they seem to be sold out at most traditional outlets (or at least very difficult to come by), enterprising individuals have raised the price to double or more. The fact that celebrities like Cindy Crawford and U.S. Vice President Joe Biden have been seen sporting the mittens has only added to their appeal.

An AP writer recounted a quest to find a pair of the mittens around Vancouver. Everywhere the writer went, the “must-have accessory” was sold out. There are even reports of gloves being snatched up before they reach shelves. As another writer put it, everyone is “smitten for red mittens.”

Millions of pairs have been sold so far, with no sign of the fervor slowing down. It’s too bad the supply can’t keep up with the demand. A USA Today article explains that the net proceeds from the mittens go toward supporting Canada’s Olympic athletes.

If the sales keep going, expect Team Canada to rock some fancy equipment at the next Olympiad.

Is this what passes for customer service? Why does US Airways feel it necessary to insult my intelligence. WHEN IT’S THEIR OWN FAULT. English fail, customer experience fail, and technological competency fail = #USAirways fail

Is this what passes for customer service? Why does US Airways feel it necessary to insult my intelligence. WHEN IT’S THEIR OWN FAULT. English fail, customer experience fail, and technological competency fail = #USAirways fail

I want Poutine. Stat. Off to vancouver I go?

I want Poutine. Stat. Off to vancouver I go?

notthatindie:

Composite image of the sun’s corona, taken during the total solar eclipse last July.
Via Scientific American

Pretty

notthatindie:

Composite image of the sun’s corona, taken during the total solar eclipse last July.

Via Scientific American

Pretty

I’m back from outer space. I mean San Francisco.

Read about the journey here: http://twitter.com/marreka

I am here

I am here

Also pretty.

Also pretty.