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Wisebread had a good post on the amount of caffeine you can find in common drinks and foods. Of course coffee has a lot, but how much more than an espresso? How about a chocolate bar?  They got a lot of their information from an article at the Mayo Clinic.

Source: Wisebread

ESPN’s Inside Deal can now be embedded too. Daniel Negreanu is in this one.

I’m glad to see GSN is making it available through the web.

The shuttle Endeavour lifted off this morning — it was the last night shuttle launch and there are only four missions left total. The imagery never ceases to amaze me.

I’m sure everyone has heard of hulu.com by now, I use it frequently and even stream it to my PS3 using Playon. But I found another site – TV Gorge – that has even more shows, although I can’t figure out how it’s legit.



Source: Lifehacker

Here they are singing Bohemian Rhapsody.

Pretty interesting thoughts on artificial intelligence and the growth of computing.

One from IBM at Alphaworks.

Another one that is the period table of visualization – pretty slick.

Some data mashups:

• http://www.datamasher.org/
• http://sunlightlabs.com/contests/appsforamerica/