I still need to do an update proper, but I’m going to postpone that for a few days yet (I know, I know).

Until then, here’s three of my favorite Salinger short stories:

A Perfect Day For Bananafish.
For Esme – With Love And Squalor.
Pretty Mouth and Green My Eyes.

RIP, Mr Salinger.

We had to endure three tedious, lopsided matches, and the prospect of a lost weekend before we got a decent NFL playoff game. But boy, was it ever decent. Here’s hoping this mini-quiz is as exciting as the Cardinals/Packers tilt was.

The following are OLD logos that current NFL teams once used as either their primary or alternate logos. Can you identify all twelve teams? Good luck.

Happy New Year to you. Here are a few unscrambling puzzles to kick off the new year. Bonus points if you can identify everything in the list. Good luck.

Question 1
Unscramble the following letters to find the Word/Phrase that is not a GANGSTER MOVIE.

  • AACCEFRS
  • EHT ADEFGHORT
  • ADEFGLLOOS
  • EHT ABCEHLNOSTUU
  • EHT CEINPRSS BDEIR
  • EILLMRS CGINORSS

Question 2
Unscramble the following letters to find the Word/Phrase that is not a BEATLES SONG.

  • EHY DEJU
  • EHILLRRT
  • AEELNOR BGIRY
  • AEHINPPSS IS A AMRW GNU
  • ELLOWY ABEIMNRSU
  • EHLP

Question 3
Unscramble the following letters to find the Word/Phrase that is not a SPORT.

  • ABFLLOOT
  • AABBEKLLST
  • AERTW
  • CEFINNG
  • ACEHRRY
  • CEHKOY

Question 4
Unscramble the following letters to find the Word/Phrase that is not an ITEM OF FURNITURE.

  • AEERSTW
  • ACHIR
  • AMNOOTT
  • ADERRW
  • CEEILNRR
  • ACEHIS

I’ll post some time-wasters over the next few days for those of you stuck working over the holidays. Meanwhile, see how many of the following 15 Christmas movies you can identify (click for a larger image).

Have a Merry Christmas!

A thematic quiz for you today. Nine trivia questions. The first letter of each response, stringed together, forms a relevant word. Good luck.

Ridiculously cool experimental app from Google:

Reminds me of the TED Lecture from Pattie Maes and Pranav Mistry on MIT’s “SixthSense”.

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