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Anthony Bourdain Does Not Want to Owe Anybody Even a Single Dollar
Before he was the guy from Parts Unknown, he was 44, never had a savings account, hadn’t filed taxes in 10 years, and was AWOL on his AmEx bill. That turned out to be a great financial education.
“Look at us—I’ve just met you, but I’m investing in who you are and who you will be, and I can’t help it.”
— Can You Say…Hero? Fred Rogers has been doing the same small good thing for a very long time…
The Amateur Cloud Society That (Sort Of) Rattled the Scientific Community
An improbable tale of how a British maverick harnessed crowdsourced
meteorological discoveries to reveal the poetic wonders of the sky.
"When is taking care of everybody else less important than taking care of yourself?"- Thomas Keller, Thomas Keller, an Exacting Chef at a Crossroads
The Curse of the Bahia Emerald
"She believes that early fears, among some observers, that the advent of the Web would mean the end of books were misplaced. “I think we know now that, neurologically, there are reasons why that isn’t going to happen,” Atwood said. “Installments on a phone—those, the brain can handle. ‘War and Peace,’ maybe not. Though ‘War and Peace’ was first published in installments, by the way.” She is fond of saying that, with all technology, there is a good side, a bad side, and a stupid side that you weren’t expecting. “Look at an axe—you can cut a tree down with it, and you can murder your neighbor with it,” she said. “And the stupid side you hadn’t considered is that you can accidentally cut your foot off with it."- MARGARET ATWOOD, THE PROPHET OF DYSTOPIA
Edward Ruscha (American, b. 1937), Sin, 1967. Gunpowder and ink on paper, 36.2 x 60.3 cm.
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Chinese oculist posters, circa 1930
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