The online adventures of Tiff Fehr (@tiffehr), a UX engineerette at The New York Times. Feel free to peruse my somewhat popular geek-themed Tumblr, too, if that's your thing.
More personally than the above or below, I document notable adventures (much later than when they actually happen): Oktoberfest '04, Guatemala '08, Europe '10, Wisconsin '10, Middle East '11*. (* in progress)
Research scientists at the Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics have confirmed, using MRI imaging, that animals are particularly adapt at reading faces of their own species. Even humans and macaque monkeys, although similar in appearance (no offense to either species), have trouble focusing on the others’ faces. (via How Animal Species See Each Other - Medgadget)
