• Wine and Books | Paris
  31 rue Vieille-du-Temple, 4th arrondissement
  Metro: Saint Paul
  01-48-04-71-60
  (tags: paris wine-bar)
• Streets Aren’t Paved With Gold, but There’s Plenty Below - New York Times
  The government’s reserves there are chump change compared with the gold bars stored at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York in Lower Manhattan; that fortresslike castle calls itself the world’s largest public or private bullion warehouse and serves as
  (tags: resources)
• Curbed: Inside Facebook’s New, Non-Groovy NYC Offices
  **lotsa gray*** Surely, some geegaws, vistas, and food-stuffs to rival the NYC Googleplex, yes? Er, no.
  (tags: facebook newyork new-york)
• Freeing the Dark Data of Failed Scientific Experiments
  It’s mostly about the publication bias: what is published in research paper is only results that are positive or which have dramatic outcomes. The other goes to the lab drawer but now some initiatives aim at setting them free.
  (tags: data information publishing science !toread)
• A Field Guide to Monsters: Googly-Eyed Wart Floppers, Shadow-Casters, Toe Eaters, and Other Creatures: Books: Johan Olander
  (tags: books amazon)

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