Sorry! Time got away from me this morning, but I didn't want to entirely deprive you of some HAPPY FRIDAY LINKS.
It's Friday. Have 25 Photos of Famous Authors in Uniform. (What is your DAMAGE, Faulkner?)
IT'S FRIDAY. You really, really need to watch Baby Can't Contain Her Excitement When She Sees a Cat.
In other important cat news: School adopts a cat? Fine. But HE HAS AN ID CARD, YOU GUYS.
Hugh Jackman would really be the perfect Odysseus for a Lionsgate movie, huh?
See the Stunning Portraits That Will Mark Queen Elizabeth's Record-Breaking Reign
Whoa: Visit every place on this vintage US map for the most epic road trip ever
If You Had Married King Henry VIII…….What Would Your Fate Have Been?
Paintings Where The Subject Is Clearly Thinking “Oh, Christ, I’ve Left The Iron On”
Showing posts with label geography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label geography. Show all posts
Friday, August 21, 2015
Monday, September 29, 2014
Morning Coffee (9/29/14)
Me elsewhere: weekly TV news roundup, pilot review of How to Get Away with Murder, Haven recap: "Spotlight," Bones premiere review.
Aww: The last Mitford sister has died.
Robin Wasserman on adolescence and hysteria: Girl Trouble
Interesting: Readers Predict in 1936 Which Novelists Would Still Be Widely Read in the Year 2000
Look Out Look Out Look Out: The Dark YA Fiction Of The Shangri-Las
Not sure these are all surprising, but they're interesting: 22 maps and charts that will surprise you
Going West: The World of Live Action, Competitive Oregon Trail
The Gibson Girls: The Kardashians of the Early 1900s
Two Monks Invent Denominations
Aww: The last Mitford sister has died.
Robin Wasserman on adolescence and hysteria: Girl Trouble
Interesting: Readers Predict in 1936 Which Novelists Would Still Be Widely Read in the Year 2000
Look Out Look Out Look Out: The Dark YA Fiction Of The Shangri-Las
Not sure these are all surprising, but they're interesting: 22 maps and charts that will surprise you
Going West: The World of Live Action, Competitive Oregon Trail
The Gibson Girls: The Kardashians of the Early 1900s
Two Monks Invent Denominations
Wednesday, April 23, 2014
Morning Coffee (4/23/14)
Today in everything is awful: The American Middle Class Is No Longer the World’s Richest
And Princeton Study: U.S. No Longer An Actual Democracy
And Two degrees: How the world failed on climate change
And Male doctors get $50,000 more annually from Medicare than female doctors
"Apologies to those for whom these Josh Lueke tweets interfere with their enjoyment of a game, but the threat of sexual assault interferes with how a vast majority of women enjoy life."
In Aereo case, the Supreme Court struggles with the precedents it might set
"While dolphins may not serve alongside US warships in an official capacity, occasionally dolphins act as unpaid privateers."
Two Medieval Monks Invent Maps
And Princeton Study: U.S. No Longer An Actual Democracy
And Two degrees: How the world failed on climate change
And Male doctors get $50,000 more annually from Medicare than female doctors
"Apologies to those for whom these Josh Lueke tweets interfere with their enjoyment of a game, but the threat of sexual assault interferes with how a vast majority of women enjoy life."
In Aereo case, the Supreme Court struggles with the precedents it might set
"While dolphins may not serve alongside US warships in an official capacity, occasionally dolphins act as unpaid privateers."
Two Medieval Monks Invent Maps
Wednesday, November 27, 2013
Morning Coffee (11/27/13)
Happy Thanksgiving Eve! I'm headed to Connecticut today to spend the rest of the week with my family, so regular posting will return on Monday. I hope those of you celebrating enjoy the holiday!
If you don't need to get anything done today, try GeoGuessr. (No, really. It's amazing and very addictive.)
Here's the trailer for NBC's live Sound of Music telecast. And it . . . looks pretty okay? I'm entirely saying this because they're so insistent that this is a production of the stage show, not a remake of the movie, but . . . yeah. I'm willing to give them a chance. (And there's a making-of special on NBC tonight, if you're curious.)
John Noble is back on Sleepy Hollow next week. Do you want to see pictures? Of course you do.
June Thomas on why you probably should be watching more international TV.
Intriguing: When These Complete Strangers Pose as Family Something Fascinating Happens
Some of these British attempts at labeling U.S. states are witty and hilarious, and I guarantee Americans would do worse at, say, labeling British counties.
The 50 States of Lego are both adorable and gently snarky.
How Food Network Created and Lost Foodies
If you don't need to get anything done today, try GeoGuessr. (No, really. It's amazing and very addictive.)
Here's the trailer for NBC's live Sound of Music telecast. And it . . . looks pretty okay? I'm entirely saying this because they're so insistent that this is a production of the stage show, not a remake of the movie, but . . . yeah. I'm willing to give them a chance. (And there's a making-of special on NBC tonight, if you're curious.)
John Noble is back on Sleepy Hollow next week. Do you want to see pictures? Of course you do.
June Thomas on why you probably should be watching more international TV.
Intriguing: When These Complete Strangers Pose as Family Something Fascinating Happens
Some of these British attempts at labeling U.S. states are witty and hilarious, and I guarantee Americans would do worse at, say, labeling British counties.
The 50 States of Lego are both adorable and gently snarky.
How Food Network Created and Lost Foodies
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