An amazing Belgian TV station ad from 2011 for the American shows they were airing. Kind of mind-boggling what they had going on at once, makes our spring Sunday problem seem not so bad. Found it going down memory lane for the Lost anniversary yesterday. The internet is the ultimate treasure filled attic.

The Moon knew what weekend this was too and celebrated! Supermoon for The Avengers opening weekend!

Hulk couldn’t smash this.

via Nat Geo

Londonist a site I love to virtual sight-see by (oh hell, I don’t want to play tourist I want to live there!)  has the London that never was

Really would have liked to see this on one of my visits.

So wish you were still with us, but your books live on and have lives of their own in our hearts and in the creativity of others.

Brilliant, evocative book cover designs by Andrew Lee

A French view of women of the future circa 1902 for International Women’s Day from i09

IN ONE WEEK! Community returns. The long time in the darkest timeline will be over…. but with what consequences? Find out March 15th.

thisisthehorrorshow:

New York.

I love this so much.

(via wanweird-of-an-argonaut)

Spike Jones uncovers the night life at a famous bookstore! No wonder the books are all just standing around on the shelves during the day they are exhausted.

via Open Culture

Yes a blustery March (not that we are having one) makes the idea of sitting in a warm room with a cup of tea or a glass of wine and a good book very appealing! With the weather the way it is take the book out to the park but read one!

More brilliant WPA posters to encourage reading at Brain Pickings

On this last extra day of February in a ridiculously (and slightly frightening) warm winter images of snow as artists canvas. Hopefully we will have some of our own soon!

via the always inspiring Swiss Miss

All is in motion.

Visualization of data and physical movement.

via roomthily

iconic irony (that’s a poster for Gin they are besides.)

via new fav site Container List

Sherlock Episode Posters
(Click to enlarge. Separate posters here: ☠)

Fantastic work, captures the essence of the episode.

NASA photographer Lauren Harnett  captures the ISS sailing across the moon.

more details at Space.com click on picture to see it BIG!

And despite the demise of the Shuttle last night here is a NASA recruitment video, so it’s not too late to dust off those dreams of being an astronaut!

More words to live by in 2012

via Grain Edit