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[reldnahkram]

An infographic of 4'33".

Chinese watermelon babies

Evaluating fishery health by studying historical menus.

I really wish this article went into a little more depth. It presents a great thesis and then fades away. Also, today was brought to you by The Salt, NPR's food blog.

They made baseball caps with team names transliterated into Hebrew. Apparently, BRVZ in Hebrew means duck. Not something that ever came up in any of the Hebrew classes I took.

Stunning timelapse video of (mostly) well-known European structures.

I'm a sucker for articles (or, in this case, cartoons) about why we like sports.

Deconstructing the 2002 USMNT photo shoot.

Comments

[sylvansafekeepe.livejournal.com]

I see those watermelon babies, and all I can think about is just how incredibly unsanitary those outfits are.

[reldnahkram.livejournal.com]

I believe that neither the watermelon nor the babies are for eating.

[sildra.livejournal.com]

I occasionally see people wearing t-shirts or cars with bumper stickers that say מישיגן, and I've seen a small מ stenciled into the sidewalk in a couple places around where the frats and stuff are. I always thought it was kind of weird.

[rose_garden.livejournal.com]

I once saw a Swarthmore shirt in Hebrew. It was 2003 and I was at Pitzer College. It made my day.