1. For $3.5 million, you could own the late Dick Clark's Flintstones-esque house in Malibu. [via Diane Carter]
2. Forget all the Montessori and Waldorf schools c. 2012 -- the most progressive school of all time may have been the Burgess Hill school in England, whose 60s-era Mod values allowed its students to smoke, chew gum, listen to records and hang out. Watch a clip about the groovy school above. [via Jezebel/British Pathe]
3. The Tenant's Association of the Chelsea Hotel are hosting a series of events on May 7th and May 8th to celebrate the historic hotel, which is facing unwelcome change in the form of tenant eviction, demolishing of rooms and the creation of a rooftop bar. Rock biographer Clinton Heylin will show screenings of rare Bob Dylan performances caught on film on 5/7 and on 5/8, he'll show his work, From the Velvets to the Voidoids, a film centered on the punk era.
4. In the future, you might be drinking a bottle of Asteroidwater. It all sounds very Jetsons, but Seattle company Planetary Resources Inc. announced plans Tuesday to scan the skies in search of asteroids that might contain substantial amounts of water and valuable metals. And then they hope to start mining them. This sounds like science fiction, but the company has big-money backers including Ross Perot and Google's Larry Page and, though their primary goal isn't drinking water, they do hope to find water and then separate it into hydrogen and oxygen to make rocket fuel. [via Slash Gear]
5. In case you were wondering what the Burning Man HQ in San Francisco looks like, this is it. [via Laughing Squid]
6. At last: a stylish first aid kit for the feng shui obsessive. [via Design Milk]
7. Ick. Infidelity-encouraging dating website, AshleyMadison.com is offering $1 million to anyone who can prove they've slept with Tim Tebow or, in other words, taken his virginity. [via Yahoo Sports/Oh No They Didn't]
8. Could this be the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles drawing? It's up for auction and bids start at $6,000. [via Flavorwire]
3. The Tenant's Association of the Chelsea Hotel are hosting a series of events on May 7th and May 8th to celebrate the historic hotel, which is facing unwelcome change in the form of tenant eviction, demolishing of rooms and the creation of a rooftop bar. Rock biographer Clinton Heylin will show screenings of rare Bob Dylan performances caught on film on 5/7 and on 5/8, he'll show his work, From the Velvets to the Voidoids, a film centered on the punk era.
4. In the future, you might be drinking a bottle of Asteroidwater. It all sounds very Jetsons, but Seattle company Planetary Resources Inc. announced plans Tuesday to scan the skies in search of asteroids that might contain substantial amounts of water and valuable metals. And then they hope to start mining them. This sounds like science fiction, but the company has big-money backers including Ross Perot and Google's Larry Page and, though their primary goal isn't drinking water, they do hope to find water and then separate it into hydrogen and oxygen to make rocket fuel. [via Slash Gear]
5. In case you were wondering what the Burning Man HQ in San Francisco looks like, this is it. [via Laughing Squid]
6. At last: a stylish first aid kit for the feng shui obsessive. [via Design Milk]
7. Ick. Infidelity-encouraging dating website, AshleyMadison.com is offering $1 million to anyone who can prove they've slept with Tim Tebow or, in other words, taken his virginity. [via Yahoo Sports/Oh No They Didn't]
8. Could this be the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles drawing? It's up for auction and bids start at $6,000. [via Flavorwire]