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From PBS NewsHour

How three iconic North Carolina coaches helped shape a state’s athletic legacy)

Yay!

shiny loud 60 direct download link

chemical brothers - go

dj res & high contrast f dizzee rascal - how love begins

claudia leitte f daddy yankee - corazón

the knocks f carly rae jepsen - love me like that

chet faker - lover lover (WKND remix)

beyonce - formation

kendrick lamar - alright

rihanna - love on the brain

ariana grande - dangerous woman

miike snow - genghis khan

pet shop boys - the pop kids

christine and the queens - tilted

mike posner - i took a pill in ibiza

nick klein - paralyzed

king - the greatest

massive attack & tricky & 3D - take it there

joy formidable - liana

years and years - king

bad bad hats - say nothing

The halo of a removed flower.

From p. 390-391 of A Debate Between Rev. A. Campbell and Rev. L.N. Rice: On the Action, Subject, Design and Administrator of Christian Baptism (1844). Original from UC Southern Regional Library Facility. Digitized March 20, 2015.

Collection of library stamps (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6).

Tumblr Web Data Connector

A colleague of mine was recently running a session on Google Analytics and showed how to use blending with an Excel spreadsheet to demonstrate the impact that certain blog posts had on page views. This got me thinking about how to automate the whole dashboard using a web data connector. If you are reading this post then you probably recognise that I use Tumblr to host my blog site, so this is the platform I chose to integrate.

An early version of this connector was created by thingstableau which I extended to give me the measures and dimensions I was after.

The web data connector is available on my Amazon Server here: http://ec2-52-10-150-250.us-west-2.compute.amazonaws.com/tumblrsearch/tumblrwebconnect.html, and the code is on github here.

I have created a viz that combines data from the standard Tableau Google Analytics connector and my Tumblr Web Data connector. Notice the impact of my Twitter Web Data Connector post on the page views! Click on image to open the viz on Tableau Public.

going out of business 📉

A view of the excavations at Tepe Hissar, Iran, 1931.

via reddit

A Phoenix Aurora over Iceland

It's a Zatoichi kind of day....

Artist Name: Simon Freund

Title: 002 – comb, 2015

Tumblr: simon-freund.tumblr.com

Website: simonfreund.com // Piece: simonfreund.com/002-comb

dacian ruins at dusk, sarmizegetusa regia, romania

photo: bogdan croitoru

Peleş Castle Reaching to the Sky by Curious Expeditions on Flickr.

DEATH BEE BEEHIVE TRIP WIRE

Yay, Liechtenstein!

National Parliament Principality of Liechtenstein, Liechtenstein [1100x825]

Source: http://i.imgur.com/W3M4yCG.jpg

'Rincewind,' said a voice like the rustle of old pages.

'Who? Me?'

'Of course you, you daft sod.'

Sinks and mirrors. Mongkok, Kowloon

“Whatever happened to ragamuffins?" 

How Charlie Chaplin and Jackie Coogan defined one of film’s most enduring tropes.

Punch bus!

Blocked view #blackandwhite #blackandwhitephotography #blackandwhitebucharest #urban #city #citylife #cityscape #bucharest #streetphotography #architecture #igersbucharest #ig_bucharest

DEATH BEE BEEHIVE TRIP WIRE

some FUCKING MORON accidentally paypaled me some money when they meant to send it to someone else. i am a nice person, so i forwarded the notification email to them saying, this seems like a mistake, i don’t want to keep your money for no reason. they then flagged the payment as problematic - which removes my ability as a receiver to issue a refund - and now have sent me TWENTY EMAILS demanding that i return the money immediately. a) i don’t have it, paypal is holding it, and b) paypal won’t let me return it and c) now i’m on hold with paypal trying to resolve this, ALL THIS GUY’S FAULT.

Did you know that ants flow like melted cheese?

Tina St. Claire, 1984 - 2016.

Tina St. Claire was my friend, a brilliant artist and with all meaning of the phrase, one of a kind.

Tina passed away Wednesday morning, March 9th, 2016 at her home in Los Angeles, California after courageously battling Cancer.  I don’t know how to sum someone’s life or our times together up in any form or fashion, it’s an impossible feat.  But Tina was the genuine article when it came to art and being an incredible person.  We had many adventures in the time we knew each other and she taught me many things from all points of life.  She loved her fiancé Dereck Seltzer who was her collaborator, confidant and beside her to the very end.  She loved her kitten Moogle.  She was never not with a sketchbook and she always had a hilarious quip ready for anything.  She saw the world with a light no one else held or will hold.

I will miss my friend.  Sweet dreams sidekick.

I’ve gathered a number of Tina’s works of art, collaborations with her fiancé Dereck and other miscellaneous images below.  Please take a look and look through her Instagram and Tumblr, she was always, always creating.

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Daily Graphic

The state of global nuclear power five years after the Fukushima disaster

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Lt. Ellen Ripley says (signed prints) © Iván García Pencils, markers and digital. Signed prints, martelec paper 240 gr. 3 Sizes: - 148 x 210 mm (A5) - 297x210 mm (A4) - 420x297 mm (A3) Now you can get all my prints at https://www.etsy.com/shop/IvanGshop or message me My sites site - etsy- facebook - tumblr - instagram - blogger - twitter -deviant

How Jacques Rivette’s first films helped launch the French New Wave.

Click here to read and watch clips from our supplements on PARIS BELONGS TO US.

Those Europeans....

After their arrival in Asia, Europeans puzzled artists from across the continent. This bemusement resulted in some bizarre images, including a minor genre of paintings from India.

“A European Concoction,” c. 1760, made in India

Have been that sleeping cabbie...

Tokyo is immensely crowded, with more than 13.5 million people crammed into just 840 square miles. But London photographer William Green found a moment of solitude amidst the chaos in an unlikely place—a street filled with sleeping cabbies

While inemuri, translated “being present while sleeping,” is common in Japan, snoozing on the job is still a novel idea in the west. For Green, the most interesting part of inemuri is a private moment taking place out in the open.

Check out more photos and read about Green’s project.