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At a Glance: Some of Google’s New Features Seem … Familiar - The New York Times
…”familiar” as in, this is effectively what the “see food” app is, no?
(Source: The New York Times)
My Quest to Find All the People Who Share My Name - The Atlantic
Cheers to you, other molly rebecca bierman (yes, she exists!)
(Source: The Atlantic)
— Donald Trump won’t fill out an NCAA tournament bracket | MLive.com
(Source: mlive.com)
“I think all cartographers have a little bit of that neurosis,” he says. “They’re interested in getting it just right, because you have this responsibility of representing things truthfully.”
^^^this 1000%
The Adorable Maps Today’s Cartographers Made as Kids - National Geographic
(Source: National Geographic)
— Which of Last Night’s Oscars Memes Will Last the Distance? - VICE
(Source: Vice Magazine)
If you’re over 25 years old, these words still might seem foreign. While they’ve “tipped,” they’re still in an early stage of their lifecycle. Since I can decipher most of the slang from 2013 - 2015, perhaps 2016’s words need a few more months to bake before reaching elder Millennials and Gen X’rs.
via Where New Slang Comes From
(Source: pudding.cool)
dominican republic bound on Tuesday!
(Source: variety.com)
— At Duke, the Best Seats Go to the Smartest Fans - WSJ
(Source: The Wall Street Journal)
The Most Impressive Thing About All 50 States | Mental Floss
needless to say i love this
(Source: mentalfloss.com)










