Rugrats was deep.
Yup, pretty much about the key to happiness.
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Do you hear the people sing? Singing the song of angry men? It is the music of a people Who will not be slaves again!
Rugrats was deep.
Yup, pretty much about the key to happiness.
It can be, of course, but a request for clarification is often just that. I forget that in the real world, people don’t know who is on their team and thus assume you aren’t until you prove you are. The environment I have at work is very much the opposite and I am thankful for that every day. If you can’t accept criticism from your team, especially in the planning stages, your idea or project will not stand up to the criticisms of those not on your team.
Last night the clouds over downtown Minneapolis looked like someone had raked them into neat rows.
Ancient Mosaic Puzzle Game
Wow, I forgot about these!
Three different bird species in this picture. Artis Zoo, Amsterdam
Join Damien Cave and Todd Heisler as they travel up Interstate 35, from Laredo, Tex., to Duluth, Minn., chronicling how the middle of America is being changed by immigration.
A fascinating data visualization of where each letter of the alphabet is used in English words.
I wonder about this stuff when I am doing puzzles.
Some call me … Tim.
OMG OKAY THIS IS GOLD. The pallas cat at my local zoo apparently does this, and there’s a little sort of kid-level viewing window into its habitat, and the keeper in that area told me that the pallas cat likes to hide beneath the window. So when the kids press their faces up to the glass, searching the exhibit for the animal, the pallas cat suddenly pops up directly in front of their faces and scares the ever-loving shit out of them. Pallas cat: recreationally scares children. Tell your friends.
I AM FREAKING CRYIN’
IT GOT BETTER
Madurodam, Netherlands
Reminds me of Mini-Europe in Brussels
This is a Red Kangaroo that is looking at me. You can walk along the path on that side of the fence and they just hang out.
In Amsterdam, many canals have no barrier at all. Bikes and cars are parked this close to the water. I’m sure residents are used to it, but as a visitor, it feels a bit precarious!