you know, i wouldn’t consider myself a pop tart connoisseur, but i do like to try some of the more “out there” flavors that still seem reasonably appealing. when i saw these cinnamon roll flavored pop tarts on the shelf beside the classic “brown sugar cinnamon” flavor, i knew i had to try them and see what could possibly be different. they are very different indeed. the frosting is icing white color as opposed to the brown sugar brown, and the crust clearly had a bit of cinnamon mixed in adding ...
For most of us, David Bowie is a collection of icons: the lightning bolt, the space suit, the mismatched eyes. We know the skin of the legend, but María Hesse’s illustrated biography manages to peel that back. While it isn’t an exhaustive, it is something much more evocative. It’s a sensory journey through the life of a man who was constantly reinventing what it meant to be human. The book flows chronologically but feels like a series of reincarnations. Here is how the journey breaks down: As a ...
I suspect Stephen Meyer's book will only convince people who are already inclined toward the "God hypothesis."
At its core, Steal Like an Artist is a manifesto for the modern creator. Kleon’s main premise is liberating: nothing is completely original. Instead of the crushing pressure to create something from a blank slate, Kleon argues that all creative work is a remix of what came before. The book is structured around ten simple lessons that demystify the tortured genius trope. It teaches you how to collect influences, build a creative lineage, and—most importantly—how to fake it until you make it by em...
Zero to One is a powerful reminder that evolution isn't enough; true innovation requires a leap into the unknown. Thiel’s core message is that vertical progress comes from creating something entirely new—moving from 0 to 1—rather than simply competing in an existing market.It feels a bit like a time capsule now. While the mindset is still essential, some examples haven't aged perfectly, and the total lack of AI mentions feels like a glaring omission in today's landscape. However, the book's chal...
The book offers a quick overview of many historical events and includes a substantial bibliography.I would have preferred a slightly more formal style, although I enjoyed reading it.If you've ever heard the author speak on the radio, the book is written in a similar style.
If you feel overwhelmed by the complexity of the modern world, this 100-page masterpiece is the ultimate macro perspective. After spending 40 years writing the history of the world, the Durants distilled everything they learned into this concise brief. It is not a book about dates and wars; it is a book about how the world actually works. The Durants argue that history is a branch of biology. Our technology changes, but our instincts—to compete, to protect our kin, and to accumulate—remain ident...
Aktuell gibt es im Lokschuppen die Titanic-Ausstellung und nachdem meine Frau der größte Titanic-Fan unter dieser Sonne ist, konnte ich sie zu einem Abstecher nach Rosenheim überreden. Eigentlich ist sie kein sonderlich großer Museums-Fan und unser letzter Versuch eines bleibenden Titanic-Erlebnisses war auch ein ziemlicher Reinfall, aber der Lokschuppen hat zumindest mich bisher noch nie enttäuscht. Die Ausstellung nimmt einen mit von der Entstehung des damals größten und luxuriösesten Passagierschiffes bis zum unvermeidlichen Untergang des vermeintlich unsinkbaren Luxusdampfers. Dabei gibt es jede Menge technische und zeitgenössische Fakten und Ausstellungsstücke, aber vor allem werden auch die persönlichen Geschichten von Passagieren erzählt, was das Unglück irgendwie viel greifbarer macht. Unzählige Exponate fangen den Zeitgeist der Epoche ein und erzählen vom Leben an Bord, nicht nur der Titanic, sondern auch ihrer Schwesterschiffe, die damals hunderttausende Auswanderer in die…
Delicious new restaurant at the former site of Lil Pocha
A simple, beautiful meditation on life, death, and purpose.