Fun Things Around the Internet

Quiet day today, so I'm just going to post some interesting links I've come across in the last few days.

• Promotional video for the 1964/65 New York World's Fair. It shows the pavilions being constructed and gives you a bit of a preview of what's to come. After that, there's a brief clip of Hayley Mills making her hand/foot imprints in front of Grauman's Chinese Theater. I have a feeling this was a Disney produced clip, but I don't know.
• Pretty neat discussion of the roles of computers at Epcot in the 1980s (then known as EPCOT Center). It actually is pretty crazy to think about how far computing has come in the last couple decades, and to think that when I was born people wouldn't have been able to imagine the stuff we do with computers today.
• Serval Kitten photographs from ZooBorns. Seriously, these animals are beautiful and adorable. If you don't have ZooBorns added to your reader, what are you waiting for?!
• Wedding Sexism for Men and What a wife isn't over at A Practical Wedding. I love this blog, and its realtalk about weddings and shit.
• A discussion and comparison of different types of light fixtures in Epcot. I told you all my nerdery could go much, much further than it does.

And, because that list is really just a collection of distractions from what's really on my mind, I want to take a moment to remember my grandmother, who died late last night. She was, as E said this morning, the sassiest woman I've ever known, and I can only hope that I live as long and love life as much as she did. Here she is at my great aunt's 75th birthday party a few years ago. She loved those novelty sunglasses (and animal print and faux fur, haha).