
HAPPY FRIDAY Y'ALL!
I wrote about my personal utopia (Cracker Barrel) for @NYTmag https://t.co/55NUTE1rl4
— Jia Tolentino (@jiatolentino) January 28, 2016
Gift to my navy!!! #ANTI Download with code: ANTI https://t.co/Pa0juya50t @samsungmobileus pic.twitter.com/5ffWm48v39
— Rihanna (@rihanna) January 28, 2016
The Senate is normally a divisive place, full of shouting matches, endless filibusters, and the occasional violent caning. But yesterday, in the aftermath of the D.C. blizzard, everyone who showed up in the chamber had at least one thing in common—they were all women.
Senator Lisa Murkowski, a Republican from Alaska, pointed this out in her closing statement. "As we convene this morning," she said, "you look around the chamber, and the presiding officer [Senator Susan Collins, R-ME] is female. All of our parliamentarians are female. Our floor managers are female. All of our pages are female."
"This was not orchestrated in any way shape or form," she added. "We came in this morning and looked around and thought 'something is different this morning'—different in a good way, I might add." (via)
Baby polar bear bums a ride on its mother's bare bum https://t.co/DaVF8cyUlk pic.twitter.com/s1Pi1KZWXG
— Mashable (@mashable) January 27, 2016
baby hedgehogs can float 😁 pic.twitter.com/D6YcA7eZVs
— Animal Gifs (@BabyAnimalGifs) January 27, 2016
Lima-based architect Karina Puente has a personal project: to illustrate each and every "invisible" city from Italo Calvino's 1972 novel. The book, which imagines imaginary conversations between the (real-life) Venetian explorer Marco Polo and the aged Mongol ruler Kublai Khan has been instrumental in framing approaches to urban discourse and the form of the city. (via)
I die for her. pic.twitter.com/5OVg4O2v31
— The Sample Life (@The_Sample_Life) January 22, 2016
When your dog forgets how to dog https://t.co/bIABirXHmp
— Animal Gifs (@BabyAnimalGifs) January 22, 2016
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1 day old otter sleepin on mom 😳😩 pic.twitter.com/3wBextwU7s
— Baby Animals (@BabyAnimalPics) January 20, 2016
A runaway cow escaped from a Queens Halal slaughterhouse and wandered around area streets https://t.co/3oSQZl5VEw
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— New York Post (@nypost) January 21, 2016
For those who ask me what my notifications look like when I turn them on 🙈💃🏻🤗 #IloveYouAll
A video posted by Jen Selter (@jenselter) on
Perhaps inspired by footballer Demy de Zeeuw, who made a video of his notifications that went modestly viral last week, Selter decided to see what would happen if she switched on notifications. With 8.4 million followers, and hundreds of thousands of likes and comments on every photo she posts, this is what her notifications looked like on Monday. (via)
This is too beautiful to exist pic.twitter.com/4wthedFs8A
— Andrew (@henryevil) January 15, 2016
Elephant posing for the perfect picture! pic.twitter.com/4gdgutAiBh
— Animal Gifs (@BabyAnimalGifs) January 15, 2016
Land dog bullies sun-bathing sea dogs off his dock. https://t.co/wta45zDu2r pic.twitter.com/hhf2QiSDuO
— Mashable (@mashable) January 14, 2016
This task—inserting a replica of the biggest creature to ever walk the planet—is made easier by modern manufacturing methods. Because the museum only has around 40 percent of the dinosaur’s bones, they have to make the remaining 60 percent from scratch. Fortunately, dinosaurs are symmetrical; if a bone on one side of the body is missing its complement, paleontologists can replicate its mirror image and use it to fill in the gap. In the old days, curators would create casts and fill them with plaster or fiberglass. Today, they can take surface scans and then digitally flip the bone around, once it’s a file on a computer. The pieces get 3-D printed with a foam milling machine, and then coated in resin or fiberglass, “like a surfboard,” Norell says. The result is a much lighter set of bones, which allows for a more agile rigging method. “This one will appear like it’s floating.” (via)
One last time. #SOTU https://t.co/Fu9YeOQG9D
— Barack Obama (@BarackObama) January 12, 2016
Lane Kiffin is here. And he's wearing stunna shades. https://t.co/1ZJl0wmSrG
— College GameDay (@CollegeGameDay) January 12, 2016
The Alabama team buses aren't here anymore. Lane Kiffin is. pic.twitter.com/CoerIM49VA
— College GameDay (@CollegeGameDay) January 12, 2016
On my way to Melbourne 🚂💨😀 pic.twitter.com/yYpRh1zfPa
— Roger Federer (@rogerfederer) January 12, 2016
can't wait to see that orange and that white this time next year!A photo posted by Empire State Building (@empirestatebldg) on
As another feather in her cap for this prolific streak she’s been having of late, she went on Zane Lowe’s Beats show right before U Cain’t Use My Phone and dropped a mix of jams she loves, staying wavy and dedicating it to the bees (actual bees) because, she wrote, “Save the bees, else we ain’t gone have no where to fight and discriminate… cause they aint have’n that shit on MARS.” (via)
Dog refuses to grow up, prefers the baby life https://t.co/QJunFjzwdb pic.twitter.com/xGdRSKvdP7
— Mashable (@mashable) January 8, 2016
BREAKING: Man arrested in armed plot to kidnap first dog Bo Obama https://t.co/xOvW66Qjr2 pic.twitter.com/GxdsT8ejdH
— The Hill (@thehill) January 8, 2016
Suspended Forest has been shown twice previously shown in an unauthorized, unused space under the BQE along Metropolitan Avenue in Williamsburg. Those installations were removed by the city within days. The exhibition at Knockdown Center, on view for a month and configured in a grid, allows for a much different experience, most importantly time for the trees to shed their needles into halos on the smooth concrete floor below. Paired with the subtle pine fragrance of the trees and the opportunity for quiet contemplation, the exhibition encourages repeated viewing.
Visited the famous, rare vagrant #PaintedBunting in #ProspectPark, #Brooklyn today! 🍃 @NYCAudubon #birding #birds pic.twitter.com/qOZrVZEmU6
— JBishop Studios (@JBishopStudios) January 2, 2016
Largest container ship to ever visit the U.S. docks along West Coast ports. @melissakchan reports
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— Al Jazeera America (@ajam) January 5, 2016
when u let ur dog put his head out of the car 😂 pic.twitter.com/EKrsuAKUkH
— Animal Gifs (@BabyAnimalGifs) January 5, 2016
I hope you're as happy as this puppy is today pic.twitter.com/Wb7EFoFmLV
— Animal Gifs (@BabyAnimalGifs) January 4, 2016