John Spence 
It’s important that your kid learns about what really matters in life from a young age. Like vintage Maseratis and Sir Stirling Moss. “The Little Red Racing Car is a picture book story of a 1955 Maserati 300S discovered in a barn by a son and rebuilt with his father.” … Read More
Lifehacker’s been doing their “How I Work” series for awhile, interviewing noteworthy (though we use that word loosely) professionals about how they do what they do. On rare occasions, they even profile people we’ve actually heard of. Ryan North is the Canadian creator of Dinosaur Comics, the author of To … Read More
While the recent hack of Burger King’s Twitter feed to make it appear as if some malicious entity at McDonald’s was in the midst of a hostile takeover garnered most of the (and it’s sad this is what passes for newsworthy in 2013) “headlines,” the imbroglio glossed over a far … Read More
How much time do you spend accomplishing nothing? People who claim to work long hours often seem to think the quantity of time invested in their job is an indicator of the quality of their work rather than evidencing a profound inefficiency. Indeed, Canadian productivity is middling at best and … Read More
With all the talk of how difficult it is to make a curved screen for a rumoured iWatch durable enough to handle the rigours of daily wear, we’re surprised nobody is worried about how it will stand up to the rigours of being repeatedly punched in the wrist. [Durability Will … Read More
