that's the last thing i need.
i mean, jesus.
10 June 2009
that lehman brothers boat is ginormous
graphic representation of the largest bankruptcies in recent history. (good)
silly time covers
As a service to future historians of the long, slow death of the newsweekly, Reason offers this Top 10 list of the most horrifying, silly, irresponsible, or downright ridiculous Time cover panics from the past 40 years. (reason)
you're so hot, it's retarded.
did y'all hear?!?! the new season of the real world is in CaNcUn!!! this is gonna be such a shitshow!
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cancun,
mexicans,
real world,
reality tv
bro mitzvah
y'all might know bobbe j from being tracy jordan's kid on 30 rock, or from this. he also has a cute new music video out. enjoy!
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30 rock,
bobbe j,
j's btdubz,
music
shooting at holocaust musem in DC
Gunfire at the entrance of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum wounded at least two people...A private security guard and the shooting suspect were wounded, according to officials of the D.C. police.
Sgt. David Schlosser, a spokesman for U.S. Park Police, told reporters a man armed with a "long gun" entered the museum at 12:50 p.m. and fired at a security officer, and both were wounded in the exchange of gunfire. (CNN)
Sgt. David Schlosser, a spokesman for U.S. Park Police, told reporters a man armed with a "long gun" entered the museum at 12:50 p.m. and fired at a security officer, and both were wounded in the exchange of gunfire. (CNN)
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washington DC
you're welcome
you can use wikipedia to look up the RGB color value for almost any color.
for example:
traditional chartreuse: 223, 255, 0
web chartreuse: 127, 255, 0
i prefer to keep it traditional in this instance.
it'll also give you the RGB values for other colors in the same spectrum.
for example:
traditional chartreuse: 223, 255, 0
web chartreuse: 127, 255, 0
i prefer to keep it traditional in this instance.
it'll also give you the RGB values for other colors in the same spectrum.
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making all your dreams come true
ctm.
here's a funny trick to play on your college professors. too bad no one's in college anymore. ..
thx fulcoz.
thx fulcoz.
here's a compilation...
of videos from joel's tuesday nights.
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careful,
drinking,
emBEARassing,
joel
english gets its millionth word!
English contains more words than any other language on the planet and added its millionth word early Wednesday, according to the Global Language Monitor, a Web site that uses a math formula to estimate how often words are created.
The site estimates the millionth English word, "Web 2.0" was added to the language Wednesday at 5:22 a.m. ET. The term refers to the second, more social generation of the Internet.
The site estimates the millionth English word, "Web 2.0" was added to the language Wednesday at 5:22 a.m. ET. The term refers to the second, more social generation of the Internet.
The site says more than 14 words are added to English every day, at the current rate. (cnn)
more high line info
as we reported earlier this week, section 1 of the high line is open! here's the nytimes review, which includes some slideshows and info about where to enter and exit.
another take
another take
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architecture,
h2d,
high line
bonnaroo starts tomorrow...
does anyone know if heart's playing?
who's going? who are y'all excited to see? how many beers are you packing? is it still supposed to rain? tell me everything.
nErD aLeRt!
Chicago, often seen as the model of growth for a 20th Century urban industrial megalopolis, now has been reproduced in an enormous model with the help of computers and a new three-dimensional "printing" process called stereolithography.
Beginning this week, a 25- by-35-foot model of the city will be open for viewing, free of charge at the Chicago Architecture Foundation, inspired by similar models in Beijing and Shanghai that show how those cities also have rapidly grown and changed. (chitrib)
Beginning this week, a 25- by-35-foot model of the city will be open for viewing, free of charge at the Chicago Architecture Foundation, inspired by similar models in Beijing and Shanghai that show how those cities also have rapidly grown and changed. (chitrib)
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architecture,
chicago,
ginormous,
model
best places to live: 2009
AuBuRn AlaBaMa!!! jeally?
"For Southern charm with collegiate vigor, consider Auburn, Ala. This diamond on the eastern Alabama plains has a population of just under 50,000 and is home to Auburn University. On football Saturdays, when die-hard fans arrive in droves to cheer their beloved Tigers, Auburn swells to the state's fifth-most-populous city. And as Auburn's largest employer, the university also plays a starring role in the local economy.
"For Southern charm with collegiate vigor, consider Auburn, Ala. This diamond on the eastern Alabama plains has a population of just under 50,000 and is home to Auburn University. On football Saturdays, when die-hard fans arrive in droves to cheer their beloved Tigers, Auburn swells to the state's fifth-most-populous city. And as Auburn's largest employer, the university also plays a starring role in the local economy.
With mild winters and hot summers, the city offers no shortage of outdoor recreation opportunities. Find a nice hiking trail in the 696-acre Chewacla State Park before cooling off with an afternoon swim. Take a stroll through the Donald E. Davis Arboretum, located on the Auburn University campus.
Golfers can head to nearby Grand National golf course and wend their way through the state along the beautiful Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail. 'Once you have been there, you just want to come back,' says John Cannon, president of SunBelt Golf Corp., which manages the trail." (US News & World Report)
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