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Planet Earth II (2016) Episode 05 “Grasslands” Directed by Chadden Hunter

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yesterdaysprint

The Daily Times, New Philadelphia, Ohio, July 9, 1924

jewlsies

Guys don't like that much makeup.

then I suggest they just stick to a lightweight bb cream and mascara

rcmclachlan

Turns out, 2000 was 20 years ago. Which is odd, since 1980 was also.

rhube

The thing Gen-Z really needs to understand is that no one older than them is ever going to be able to estimate time correctly because the Millennium.

The Millennium will always be Not That Long Ago. Everything since the Millennium will always be, in some sense, ‘new’.

It just broke us, OK? It was too big and we’ll never quite be able to deal.

lrgcarter

Was the real millennium bug inside us all along?

akiyty

Yes. And it created a generational 404

escapekit

AFTERMATH Norway-based photographer Øystein Sture Aspelund shares the series AFTERMATH, scenes from a world that can appear strangely familiar and unknown at the same time. A dual colour palette, combined with foggy motives, creates images that can appear both aesthetically pleasing as well as dramatic. The result is a moody visual language that generates more questions than answers.

escapekit

Phone Buddies UK-based Illustrator Andrew Rae teamed up with street photographer Ruskin Kyle to add some visual flair to people immersed in their electronic devices.

cognaac

Whole ass mood

escapekit

Moments of Isolation UK-based photographer May Parlar work reflects on themes of belonging and alienation. To build her fanciful scenes, Parlar explains that she layers frames to build composite images rather than manipulating the content itself. “I work across different mediums such as photography, film, performance art, sculpture, installation, and landscape art; and all of which gets merged in the end and put together with a glue that for me is the camera”.

zenpencils

BILL WATTERSON ‘A cartoonist’s advice’

itsokaytobesmart

This.

rus-califi

Welcome to the space age, ladies and gentlemen

shunkawarakin

This is really quite a big deal. A tremendous amount of modern research ends up being sold to journals which require unreasonable payments to access it and only pay the original authors a pittance. It’s nice to see an agency like NASA deliberately widebanding its findings.

vabla

Not sure if people fully realize just how big of a deal this is. THIS is how science is advanced. Not through biased corporate research, business secrets, marketing, paywalls and patent wars. But through open, uncensored and unrestricted public access to knowledge.