Weekend Link Love – Edition 349

May 24, 2015

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Research of the Week

Researchers just found stone tools from 3.3 million years ago, pushing hominid technology back 700,000 years.

Despite their bamboo diets, pandas still have the guts of carnivores. Poor pandas.

Preschoolers by and large are not getting enough active play time at daycare.

More than half of all probiotic supplements contain gluten.

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Interesting Blog Posts

Making meals out of insects is great and all, but how about art?

If you plan on eating a ketogenic diet, try using food.

Media, Schmedia

The Guardian gives keto a fair shake.

Also from The Guardian, a look at a new book on proper pooping.

Everything Else

Though the Super Bowl has passed, I’d still recommend checking out the newest edition of Pigskin Paleo, a book of delicious paleo-friendly game day sports bar-esque recipes.

A great (and important) 30 minute video about the legal difficulties faced by CrossFit. If you don’t want to watch a video, read this article.

I think I’ll pass on these burgers, thanks. Although it might be fun to order them bunless and see what happens.

How to grill steaks using actual lava.

In case you missed the Paleo f(x) livestream (and weren’t there in person), the videos, including my keynote, are now available here.

Anthony Bourdain plans to open a NYC food market based on Blade Runner. I’d go.

Japanese foodies on Twitter are apparently obsessed with slathering butter all over their food and posting about it. Sure, why not?

Recipe Corner

Paleo ambrosia salad. It’s well worth it to use fresh coconut if you can swing it.
Fat bombs are one delicious way to up your fat intake, if that’s what you’re into.

Time Capsule

One year ago (May 26 – June 1)

7 Nighttime Rituals to Help You Unwind, Relax, and Chill Out (That Don’t Involve Alcohol) – Learn what you can do to get ready for bed.
Mastering the Art of Self-Negotiation – Complex beings that we are, sometimes we just have to compromise with ourselves.

Comment of the Week

I was reading this thinking it would be a great workout to do one set of all of these in succession. Then I decided to just go walk the dog.

– Hey, that totally works too.

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