1. inothernews:

JUST PASSING THROUGH   Small fish dart to safety from the path of invading sharks in shallow waters off of Lankayan, Borneo.  (Photo: Alec Connah / Solent via the Telegraph)
A great fucking photo.

And a metaphor of some sort.

    inothernews:

    JUST PASSING THROUGH   Small fish dart to safety from the path of invading sharks in shallow waters off of Lankayan, Borneo.  (Photo: Alec Connah / Solent via the Telegraph)

    A great fucking photo.

    And a metaphor of some sort.
  2. no12:

    Simon Schama’s Power of Art, the Mark Rothko episode

    Yum. Feast your…every sense, not just your eyes. Dive right in. I plan to at the next 58 minute gap in my day…

    (Source: meditationinanemergency, via no12-deactivated20110809)

  3. shortformblog:

Jaycee Lee Dugard’s captors: We confess to everything: Phillip Garrido and his wife, Nancy, who reportedly kept Dugard in captivity for almost two decades, chose to confess partly to ensure a lighter sentence for Nancy. source Follow ShortFormBlog

…but mostly because they’re so incredibly guilty.

    shortformblog:

    Jaycee Lee Dugard’s captors: We confess to everything: Phillip Garrido and his wife, Nancy, who reportedly kept Dugard in captivity for almost two decades, chose to confess partly to ensure a lighter sentence for Nancy. source

    Follow ShortFormBlog

    …but mostly because they’re so incredibly guilty.

    (Source: shortformblog)

  4. rerylikes:

Franz Kline. Untitled
(via darksilenceinsuburbia)


Stunning. But why? We don’t yet know enough about the brain to understand why this painting resonates with this brain and 10 other AbEx paintings wouldn’t in the same way.

    rerylikes:

    Franz Kline. Untitled

    (via darksilenceinsuburbia)

    Stunning. But why? We don’t yet know enough about the brain to understand why this painting resonates with this brain and 10 other AbEx paintings wouldn’t in the same way.

    (via no12-deactivated20110809)

  5. sportsnetny:

Terry Collins, Sandy Koufax, and Fred Wilpon in Port St. Lucie 
Michael G. Baron - Sports Photography


Few realize that Fred was the better pitcher for Lafayette High School. Koufax was the basketball star.

    sportsnetny:

    Terry Collins, Sandy Koufax, and Fred Wilpon in Port St. Lucie

    Michael G. Baron - Sports Photography

    Few realize that Fred was the better pitcher for Lafayette High School. Koufax was the basketball star.
  6. ➞ Twitter List: Libya

    thepoliticalnotebook:

    This is a Twitter list dedicated exclusively to people tweeting from inside Libya.

    (Source: thepoliticalnotebook, via soupsoup)

  7. shortformblog:

sunfoundation:

Where the public gets its news

The internet is slowly closing in on television as Americans’ main  source of national and international news. Currently, 41% say they get  most of their news about national and international news from the  internet, which is little changed over the past two years but up 17  points since 2007. Television remains the most widely used source for  national and international news – 66% of Americans say it is their main  source of news – but that is down from 74% three years ago and 82% as  recently as 2002.


So, the Sunlight Foundation has a Tumblr. You should follow. They’re one of the groups really, truly serious about transparency in journalism, and in providing tools for journalists to more easily parse the confusing data coming out of DC and elsewhere. We’re fans. :) You should be too.

    shortformblog:

    sunfoundation:

    Where the public gets its news

    The internet is slowly closing in on television as Americans’ main source of national and international news. Currently, 41% say they get most of their news about national and international news from the internet, which is little changed over the past two years but up 17 points since 2007. Television remains the most widely used source for national and international news – 66% of Americans say it is their main source of news – but that is down from 74% three years ago and 82% as recently as 2002.

    So, the Sunlight Foundation has a Tumblr. You should follow. They’re one of the groups really, truly serious about transparency in journalism, and in providing tools for journalists to more easily parse the confusing data coming out of DC and elsewhere. We’re fans. :) You should be too.

    (via shortformblog)

  8. maced:

treeinbrooklyn:

slaughterhouse90210:

“I’m a painter in my dreams, you know.” — Kurt Vonnegut, God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater
 yeah and remember, “And we’ll just dab a little white in there on top of those boughs. It’s our little world, and we can give it a dusting of snow if we like…” Mesmerizing.

(via slaughterhouse90210)
i’m not even lying, y’all, he was my childhood role model.  when people asked me what i wanted to be when i ‘grew up,’ i always said i wanted to be a painter like bob ross. 
his happy little trees fill me with joy.

    maced:

    treeinbrooklyn:

    slaughterhouse90210:

    “I’m a painter in my dreams, you know.”
    — Kurt Vonnegut, God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater

    yeah and remember, “And we’ll just dab a little white in there on top of those boughs. It’s our little world, and we can give it a dusting of snow if we like…” Mesmerizing.

    (via slaughterhouse90210)

    i’m not even lying, y’all, he was my childhood role model.  when people asked me what i wanted to be when i ‘grew up,’ i always said i wanted to be a painter like bob ross. 

    his happy little trees fill me with joy.

  9. Spring, for sure. Thank you for the sand art, Joe Mangrum.

    Spring, for sure. Thank you for the sand art, Joe Mangrum.

  10. Who says there are no decent seascapes in Manhattan?

    Who says there are no decent seascapes in Manhattan?