May
26
SYLVIA!
It's who I am.
(via architectureblog)
“I cannot help thinking that there is something to admire in everyone, even if you do not approve of them.” - A Room with a View (E.M. Forster)
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May
19
Are we all moving now that Yahoo bought our spot?
May
13
Students from Humboldt State University have created a map of racism and homophobia in America after analysing 150,000 tweets containing hate words sent between June 2012-April 2013.
via rossabroad
May
12
Won’t you be my honey? 1913
1913 is Florida’s 1640.
May
9
![theatlantic:
Why Do NPR Reporters Have Such Great Names?
Radio figures Ira Glass, Sylvia Poggioli, Neda Ulaby, and others have inspired restaurants, pets’ names, license plates, and songs.
Read more. [Image: Reuters]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/7e8ebdd606a208969b5aa4ad7199edfb/tumblr_mmdvedXV7C1qcokc4o1_400.jpg)
Why Do NPR Reporters Have Such Great Names?
Radio figures Ira Glass, Sylvia Poggioli, Neda Ulaby, and others have inspired restaurants, pets’ names, license plates, and songs.
Read more. [Image: Reuters]
(via sylviac)
“The sisters dearly loved Toni; spoke often and as one family photo proved, all preferred Clairol blonde in a box #47. They inherited their unique sense of humor from their father, Paul “P. Marvelous” White. He gave nicknames to all the girls such as “tittle mouse”, “kittycat”, “bouder bounce”, “spooker mcdougle” and “poodle pump.” Toni previously served on the board of the Hancock County Library Foundation. Ironically, the only correspondence she has received from the library since her resignation has been overdue notices for several overdue books (a true statement.) Between ICU, dialysis and physical therapy she selfishly refused to make the time to return them. Her last words were, “tell them that the check is in the mail…”
The obit of Antonia “Toni” Larroux of Bay St. Louis. (via cajunboy)
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Chris Ware’s The New Yorker cover for mother’s day.
May
6
The Murder Mile: Lisel Mueller, "Romantics"
Johannes Brahms and
Clara SchumannThe modern biographers worry
“how far it went,” their tender friendship.
They wonder just what it means
when he writes he thinks of her constantly,
his guardian angel, beloved friend.
The modern biographers ask
the rude, irrelevant question
of our…
Population distribution of the United States in units of Canadas.
(via ilovecharts)
May
5
Euclid, as many of you know, became famous in the case of Euclid vs. Ambler Realty, where the Supreme Court, for the first time, upheld a municipality’s authority to enact zoning regulations. These regulations were ultimately an exercise of the police power intended to preempt nuisance claims by separating well-recognized nuisances (like industry) from those who might bring claims. Well, as I traveled down the main drag back toward the interstate, what filled the windshield of my car but one of the largest windmills in North America. (via Environmental Law Prof Blog: The New (Old) Euclid. The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same.)
This is awesome!
Good morning!
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May
4
what do you do with the rest of the carton though
1) MIND BLOWN 2) ^^^what she said
MAKE MORE SANDWICHES.
Throw it away. Duh.
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