Things We Saw Today: Baby Jack Skellington

My hope is that one day, this little guy realizes just how awesome this picture of him is. I also hope that he recreates it when he’s 25. (via Fashionably Geek) ETA: Photo by Brittany and Benjamin Bentine of Locked Illusions Photography

• A new science! report says that Matrix-style instant-learning is a real possibility. The National Science Foundation says the computer assisted learning called Decoded Neurofeedback “has resulted in long-lasting improvement in tasks that rely on visual performance — such as playing a musical instrument or catching/hitting a ball.” Woah. (via Yahoo)
• March solicits are out for DC Comics and Straightened Circumstances breaks down the presence of female creators and characters.

Christmas at the Solo residence. (via GeekTrooper)

• How likely is it that Netflix could bring Joss Whedon’s Firefly back from the dead? Marc Bernardin discusses.
• Our sister-site, The Jane Dough, has a piece up discussing whether or not “girl’s toys” push girls toward girly careers.

Angry Bird in your coffee is angry. (via Snarky Nerdette)

• Forbes asks, Are Creative Career Choices Undermining Women In Tech?
• And finally today, Fantasy Armor and Lady Bits. You know you want to click that link. No, really. It’s written by an actual armorer.