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I love this print from Anastasia Inciardi at 20x200 — lots of familiar foods and comfortably delicious products.
I'm feeling a little retrospective and nostalgic today, so if you'll indulge me, I'm going to acknowledge a couple of personal milestones.
Great new site from Rion featuring online videos, photos, books, and other media that's appropriate for little kids.
This Facebook post from June 2018 by Dave Barnhart, a Methodist pastor, is worth quoting in full: “The unborn” are a convenient group of people to advocate for.
is a documentary about the life, work, and ideas of Robert Putnam, popularizer of the concept of social capital and author of the prescient Bowling Alone: The Collapse and Revival of American Community
A doctor trained in wilderness emergencies (and who has summited Everest three times) explains all the different ways Mt. Everest can kill you — in a refreshingly no-nonsense way.
Back in 2015, as the New Horizons probe was approaching Pluto, NASA posted an illustration of the dwarf planet's orbital timeline:
Check out this letterpress print of a lobster made by Eunice Chiong with Lego pieces as the stamps ( watch a short video of her printing process ). Chiong has been working with Legos and letterpress for many months now…check out more of her creations on Instagram and in her portfolio
Ansel Adams made a career of crafting photographs in exquisitely sharp focus and nearly infinite tonality and detail.
When I linked to a recent NY Times article about rewilding golf courses, I pulled out this startling fact: “The United States has more golf courses
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