How about we start off the day with Portuguese jazz?
And, to make this a Sunday worth remembering, David Bowie compared to sea slugs and other underwater invertebrates.
How about we start off the day with Portuguese jazz?
And, to make this a Sunday worth remembering, David Bowie compared to sea slugs and other underwater invertebrates.
1. Domestic abuse: Killers ‘follow eight-stage pattern’, study says.
2. The real reason hearing your own voice can make you cringe.
3. Water isn’t the most hydrating beverage according to new scientific study
4. Twenty Years Later and the Women of ANGEL Deserve More.
5. The Trajectory of Fear – or How to Use Horror Tropes Effectively in your [TTRPG]
6. What happens when you eat like the Queen of England for a week?
7. People Are Confused About the Usefulness of Buying Fancy Things
1. The Low-Frills Genre Fiction of 1981. What amazing covers
2. What It’s Like To Own an Electric Car.
3. Almost Every Bob Ross Painting in Existence Lives in a Virginia Office Park.
4. Brewery unveils six-pack ring that will feed sea turtles instead of killing them.
5) My son followed this recipe for making NY style pizza at home, and whaddayano? Video
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2) Relationships vs Algorithm at Netflix.
3) For the First Time in More Than 20 Years, Copyrighted Works Will Enter the Public Domain.
4) The Fall and Rise of M. Night Shyamalan
5) Forgery Experts Explain 5 Ways To Spot A Fake. Video.
6) Dating while in therapy? The advice column answer to this question is both kind and its not interested in the way we bullshit ourselves. Excellent.
7) How to take awesome food photos by Helen Rosner. (This is a terrific primer on visual composition)
1) Honest Kathleen Turner is best Kathleen Turner.
2) A Songwriting Mystery Solved: Math Proves John Lennon Wrote ‘In My Life’. Mathematical analysis applied to musical authorship, which I find damned interesting.
3) Political Moderates Are Lying: How group social dynamics push moderate voters to extremes. (Not a perfect article, but interesting.
4) Meet the Facebook Detective, a Citizen Sleuth Who’s Helping Solve Murders With Social Media.
5) A reliable credit-card skimmer detector: a card that detects multiple read heads.
1) The Legend of John Arthur, the Toughest Man in America.
2) Don’t Feed The Trolls and Other Hideous Lies.
3) What the Data Says About Producing Low-Budget Horror Movies.
4) Raising the barre: how science is saving ballet dancers.
5) What Happened When I Tried To Talk To My Twitter Abusers.
6) Ten Changes Made in the Lord of the Rings Novelization.
7) A ‘beer sommelier’ explains how pouring a beer the wrong way can give you a stomach ache. Video
1. No more snitch tagging on Twitter.
2. Body positivity became a marketing scheme, and it became a scam.
3. The Japanese engineers improve the binder clip.
4. What Makes People the Most Happy: An analysis of the way people answer the question “What made you happy in the last 24 hours?”
5. This Rolling Stone profile of Johnny Depp is beyond fucked up.
6. Lionel Messi walks better than most players run.
7. Amsterdam drained a canal and posted a picture of everything they found in it.
1) Coming Clean: The Physics of Doing Laundry
2) D&D Creatures Created by a Neural Network are Weird.
3) Ask a Manager: I’m being mentored against my will by a dude who’s my peer.
4) How 50 Female Characters Were Described in their Screenplays.
5) Patterns among profitable moves budgeted between $3 and $10 million.
6) French Museum Discovers Half of its Collection are Fakes.
7) Vaccines Work: Here are the Facts. (a comic)
1) What happens when bookstore employees get bored. This is delightful.
2) The literal translation of every country name in the world.
3) Book Towns: small towns filled with bookstores.
4) Why is English such a weird language?
5) Peanut butter and mayo sandwiches were a thing in the ’60s so we tried it.
6) Telltale Games: creative endeavors in a corporate environment.
7) Beautiful murals from the last remaining Prohibition-era speakeasy in Seattle.