As impossible as it sounds, the Standard Creative Studio will be serving free pies from “every pizzeria in New York City” tonight in Williamsburg. The pizza party organizers tell Gothamist that they expect they’ll have “1 pie per pizzeria. Final count TBD…
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Kevin WhiteI'm going to assume the answer is 'no' b/c shrimps are delish
Shrimp are delicious, but the more you know about the industry surrounding them, the less palatable they become. Yesterday, The Guardian released an 18-minute video which is worth taking the time to watch. It’s the culmination of six months of investigative reporting…
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Attention, burger lovers and breakfast-food enthusiasts: A new, ingenious breakfast burger mash-up creation is here to tease and entice. The “I Can Haz Pop Tart” burger comes courtesy of the PornBurger food blog, which has previously gifted us burgers like the cajun spiced…
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Kevin WhiteYes i want to wear this vs wool pants on the subway in late july...but No! please someone with more fashion sense tell me this wont become a thing...
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Is this the future of trading?
Immersing yourself in an Oculus Rift can transport you to majestic fantasy worlds you otherwise might never get to experience, but virtual reality could soon be used to help facilitate more quotidian tasks, too--like staring out at a cascade of financial data flying at you from all angles.
Basically American Football is like a combination of film school … and war.
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Google plans to spend over $1 billion on a fleet of satellites that will be used to provide internet to parts of the world that currently lack digital connections.
Unpacking Mona Lisa at the end of World War II (1945)
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I was not aware that Batman's Gotham City has had a consistent map for the last fifteen years or so. Its geography was defined in 1998 by illustrator Eliot R. Brown for the "No Man's Land" storyline but has been used ever since, including by the Christopher Nolan trilogy of movies. Brown describes how the map came to be on his website; the story has also been picked up by Smithsonian.com. Thanks to Caitlin and Dwight for the tip.
Kevin WhiteBy Age 30 he should have replaced that old ass couch
I remember my first couch. It was a sturdy piece of furniture with an outdoors-themed print, made from a combination of dark wood and velvety fabric. In fact, we had a coffee table, armchair, rocker and miniature rocker to match. For my family, the couch was where we watched Saturday morning cartoons, opened Christmas presents and ate dinner together most nights. After several years with that set of furniture, we had it reupholstered and taken to my grandma’s house, where it still resides to this day. Every time I visit my grandma’s house and sit on that couch, I’m reminded that it is just as much a part of my family as she is.
The furniture in our homes is an important part of our daily lives, but its value goes beyond how comfortable we feel when we sink into the seat. The average couch will last for eight years, be host to more than 1,200 family dinners, experience approximately 1,600 spills and cater to more than 750 visitors. And although your couch can’t cheer you up when you’re feeling down or celebrate with you when you’re on top of the world, it will still be there in your memories.
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Dark Horse has released a Game of Thrones map marker set, based on a map and markers briefly seen in the first season of the HBO TV series. What surprises me is how much more the map resembles a real-world medieval map, in its use of symbols and text, than do the usual fantasy maps, including those for Westeros (though, as I've argued before, real-world medieval maps were much more information-dense, and covered in text). At $200, it's not cheap, but the markers are up to six inches in height, and the map is made of fabric and roughly four by three feet in size. It's available for purchase at Amazon and ThinkGeek, among others.
Steve Spurrier believes the South Carolina Gamecocks have more success ahead, even without recent No. 1 NFL draft pick Jadeveon Clowney. The 69-year-old Spurrier acknowledged he wasn't sure how long he'd coach South Carolina when he returned to college football in November 2004. Instead, Spurrier's prepping for his 10th season while overseeing the greatest run in Gamecock history.
