If you’re sitting around waiting for the coffee to brew, this infographic from Follygraph is the perfect thing to make your anticipation all that much sweeter.

From sweet treats to those with an extra buzz, you’re bound to find something to tempt your tastebuds amidst these thirty-eight visual recipes.

As the oldest continuously published magazine in North America, the Old Farmer’s Almanac has weathered its fair share of trends, but this new-fangled Internet thang presents a challenge to this classic publication like no other.

Internet users have become experts when it comes to clicking past website ads, but when you’re in business, it’s a matter of finding the trick that draws new customers in rather than getting lost in the advertising blur surrounding content.

Always dreamed of stretching out and making yourself at home in a corner office?

Check out what the Brighton School of Business and Management found when they surveyed the characteristics and education of the country’s most powerful CEOs to see if you have what it takes to be THE boss.

A star named Bob? That doesn’t sound like Latin to us.

The story behind this unusual heavenly moniker proves that astronomers do have a sense of fun and gives you a great story for your next stargazing adventure.

Aaaah, Labyrinth, the fountain of many a young girl’s (and boy’s) fascination with David Bowie, and as The Mary Sue’s Sara Goodwin points out, a font of life lessons to be learned after one got over wondering if it was truly appropriate for a full-grown man to be wearing those pants in a movie that seemed to be geared for the young.

But we digress…

Slipping straps, awkward fits, and then there’s the dreaded wash that turns your favorite bra into a useless rag.

From the time the training bra makes its awkward debut, there are endless issues to deal with and a limited budget with which to deal with them.

Thankfully, Minq has collected nine bra hacks to save you some embarrassment and plenty of cash over the long haul.

File this under “Things to make women more paranoid,” but only if you’re insecure enough to care. (We’ll tell you right now, though, that if a partner whips out a ruler when they first lay eyes on your belly button, make a run for it; if that’s not a deal-breaker, we don’t know what is.)

Call them first world problems, call it sweating the small stuff, but there are many frustrations of every day life that we must laugh at individually if we don’t want to cry our eyes out in despair.

And that’s what these fifty hilarious graphs and charts from Kind of Normal are all about: Laughin’ away the pain.

They always say to keep a pen and paper handy for jotting down moments of brilliance, yet sadly, much of the world’s wisdom has gone down the drain with yesterday’s dead skin cells and body wash.

Thankfully, Nick Offerman found a way of remembering his gems and offers them up to the collective wisdom of the world at Mashable.

A new type of “transparent” solar concentrator can be used on windows or mobile devices to harvest solar energy without obscuring the view. “It opens a lot of area to deploy solar energy in a nonintrusive way,” Richard Lunt of Michigan State says. “It can be used on tall buildings with lots of windows or …

Katrina Montgomery at Phoenix New Times has a list of her forty favorite creations adorning the walls of this desert oasis, which capture the heart and soul of the Valley of the Sun far better than the malls and endless acreage of swimming pools.