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Today I am posting in the past
This is, I recognize, a departure from my usual habit of posting in the future, but I've been tired and haven't posted anything at all.
To make up for the lack of links these past few days, take an unreasonably cute strip from![[syndicated profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/feed.png)
phoebeandherunicorn_feed. Everybody prance now!
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For Decades, Cartographers Have Been Hiding Covert Illustrations Inside of Switzerland’s Official Maps
Solari boards: The disappearing sound of airports
Farmer Uncovers Clue To Long-Lost City Ruled By King Rumored To Have Conquered Mythical King Midas
The Strange Influence the Sun Has on Whales
Meet the veterinarian walking around the streets of California and treating homeless peoples' animals for free
As ‘West Side Story’ returns to Broadway, it has a lot to say about race in America
The Man Who Covered Up An Eruption
What Were 29 Exotic Snakes Doing in a U.K. Trash Bin? (They nearly all survived)
New York City has a turtle problem
Knitters Chronicle Climate Change One Stitch at a Time
The One War That the Human Species Can’t Lose
Imagine yourself as a modern-day alligator in central Florida, where 12 acres of wild land is sacrificed to development every hour. This is a story about what happens when the South’s creatures no longer have room to move — and about a project aimed at preserving the few corridors that connect what remains of the wild land.
Google’s black box algorithm controls which political emails land in your main inbox. For 2020 presidential candidates, the differences are stark.
CDC expects ‘community spread’ of coronavirus, as top official warns disruptions could be ‘severe’
The true cost of inequality in high school football
Congress makes lynching a federal crime, 65 years after Till
A mob out for blood: India's protests pit Hindus against Muslims
To make up for the lack of links these past few days, take an unreasonably cute strip from
phoebeandherunicorn_feed. Everybody prance now!For Decades, Cartographers Have Been Hiding Covert Illustrations Inside of Switzerland’s Official Maps
Solari boards: The disappearing sound of airports
Farmer Uncovers Clue To Long-Lost City Ruled By King Rumored To Have Conquered Mythical King Midas
The Strange Influence the Sun Has on Whales
Meet the veterinarian walking around the streets of California and treating homeless peoples' animals for free
As ‘West Side Story’ returns to Broadway, it has a lot to say about race in America
The Man Who Covered Up An Eruption
What Were 29 Exotic Snakes Doing in a U.K. Trash Bin? (They nearly all survived)
New York City has a turtle problem
Knitters Chronicle Climate Change One Stitch at a Time
The One War That the Human Species Can’t Lose
Imagine yourself as a modern-day alligator in central Florida, where 12 acres of wild land is sacrificed to development every hour. This is a story about what happens when the South’s creatures no longer have room to move — and about a project aimed at preserving the few corridors that connect what remains of the wild land.
Google’s black box algorithm controls which political emails land in your main inbox. For 2020 presidential candidates, the differences are stark.
CDC expects ‘community spread’ of coronavirus, as top official warns disruptions could be ‘severe’
The true cost of inequality in high school football
Congress makes lynching a federal crime, 65 years after Till
A mob out for blood: India's protests pit Hindus against Muslims
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And we've got a big invasive turtle problem in Britain as well for the same reasons. I note that the article didn't mention the main stimulus for the problem, a certain children's cartoon at the turn of the nineties.
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