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	May 14th, 2012 強羅 Posted about 24 hours ago by Koichi Mitsui to s a s u r a u 2 人が減った日曜夕暮れを楽しむ。 Table settings that invite food play Posted about 18 hours ago by Kate Rinsema to Holy Kaw! Plenty of parents discourage their kids from playing with their food, but if perhaps one or two of those fun-colored veggies make it into a mouth while they’re distracted, chalk one up for Mom and Dad. If they don’t, give yourself a point for being able to have a peaceful meal with these DIY plates by Alexis Birkmeyer. All you need are some oven-safe plates, a porcelain pen and writing utensils, plus these handy instructions and you’re ready to serve up fun with every meal. Full story at Oh Happy Day via Laughing Squid. Delicious DIY. Recruiting technology: A social history [infographic] Posted about 18 hours ago by Kate Rinsema to Holy Kaw! Social media is a great way of recruiting the right people for your organization, and while your business is likely already using this important resource, this infographic from Jobvite could provide some suggestions as to how to up your recruitment game in the social sphere. Via Jobvite. Social media infographics. The ROI of your MOM [infographic] Posted about 14 hours ago by Infographics Monster to Holy Kaw! 1 Conclusion: Your mom is worth every penny you have invested in her. Via Flowtown. For the love of mom. Mother of all female pilots dies at 102 Posted about 13 hours ago by Kate Rinsema to Holy Kaw! 1 It’s Mother’s Day and, therefore, the perfect time to honor the memory of the mother of all female pilots, Evelyn “Mama Bird” Bryan Johnson who recently passed at the age of 102. Her legacy is truly impressive, as Knox News explained: “At 95, she was still managing the airport she had run since 1953, where she had taught more than 3,000 student pilots and certified more than 9,000 pilots for the Federal Aviation Administration,” according to Philly.com. “She is said to have logged more flight hours, trained more pilots and given more Federal Aviation Administration exams than any other pilot on the planet,” Her career began in 1944 when she and her first husband were running a dry cleaning business and he hoped to fly in World War II. Ironically enough, it was her husband who ended up in charge of the laundry as Mama Bird took to the sky. Happy Mother’s Day to all those ladies who broke the mold and those who gave their children the wings to do so. Full story at Philly.com via The Mary Sue. An aviation heroine. Shakespeare the way it was meant to be heard [video] Posted about 11 hours ago by Kate Rinsema to Holy Kaw! Seeing Shakespeare performed at the Globe Theater is supposed to provide viewers a sneak peek into what audiences would have seen 400 years ago, but that experience is getting that much more authentic now that performances are being given in the original accent as well. The Open University has produced this fascinating look at Shakespearean language in its true form, and it’s not nearly as hard to understand as you’d think. Embedded media -- click here to see it. Full story at The Open University @ YouTube. Hearing history. A simple proposition on equal rights Posted about 9 hours ago by Annie Colbert to Holy Kaw! 1 Following the POTUS' announcement that he now supports gay marriage, Barack Obama's Instagram feed shared a simple and powerful message on equal rights. Via Instagram. All the top LGBT news and views. Sent by Posterous. Change your email settings or unfollow. Other questions? We'd love to help.