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Aaron Cohen

Now Serving: Drinkable Mayonnaise

Lawson’s, a convenience store in Japan, has begun selling Nomu, a drinkable mayonnaise forgetting the important adage: all mayo is drinkable if you believe in yourself. The only catch for pedantic mayonnaise lovers is that the label clarifies that Nomu mayo is a “mayonnaise...

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Jason Kottke

The Origin of Delay, Deny, Defend

In the wake of the murder of UnitedHealthcare’s CEO, a book published in 2010 by Rutgers Law professor Jay Feinman has hit the bestseller charts: Delay, Deny, Defend: Why Insurance Companies Don’t Pay Claims and What You Can Do About It. The book’s title is a reference to an...

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Jason Kottke

Check Out the 2025 Moon Phases

NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center has released a pair of visualizations of the phases the Moon will go through in 2025, one for the northern hemisphere above and one for the southern hemisphere below:

Look at that sucker wobble! Each frame of the 4K video represents one hour and there are lots of locations labeled on the map, including the landing sites of the Apollo missions.

But also: How have I never noticed that the Moon is upside-down in the southern hemisphere?! I mean, it makes total sense but I’ve just never noticed or thought it through. 🤯 (via the kid should see this)

Tags: astronomy · infoviz · Moon · NASA · space · video

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Jason Kottke

In Training: A Book of Bonsai Photos

I was reminded recently of Stephen Voss’s lovely book, In Training: a book of bonsai photos (Amazon). Voss has a number of bonsai photo prints for sale as well as some videos of bonsai on his blog. This one is of a tree called Goshin, which has been in training since 1953: Tags: bonsai · photography · Stephen Voss · trees · video 💬 Join the discussion on kottke.org →

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Aaron Cohen

What’s The One Thing Only You Noticed?

As you know, I am passionate about sweet things. All different kinds. So imagine my dismay back in 2017 when I discovered the recipe for Heath Bar Klondike had been changed to remove any trace of Heath Bar bits from the Klondike. It wasn’t just one box of Heathless wonders n...

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Aaron Cohen

Grand Theft Hamlet

Sam Crane and Mark Oosterveen, actors out of work during the pandemic, were playing Grand Theft Auto when they found the Pinewood Bowl amphitheater and decided to try staging a production of Hamlet within the game with other players voicing all the parts. Grand Theft Hamlet ...