Kodak Christmas advertisement, 1901
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Kodak Christmas advertisement, 1901
1938 WPA poster advising people to consult their physician if they have a cold. Not really sure what the physician could do, as a cold is a virus that has to pass on its own, but I suppose in times like that, monitoring someone to make sure pneumonia didn’t develop was probably a good idea.
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one positive thing from 2016
The international tiger population has rose for the first time in a century proving that our conservation efforts have been effective!
Here it is. The Best Tweet.
You mean the mf scariest tweet?
Peacock wood engraving, The Naturalist’s Library, published in 1850 by E. Kearny in New York.
(via UW-Milwaukee Special Collections)
Idris Elba on the cover of Interview Magazine - August 2016 (X)
“Whatever its constituent parts-talent, sure; charisma, definitely—the combined quality Hollywood moguls and gossip columnists used to refer to as “it”-ness (as in, “So-and-so has it”) remains ineffable, mysterious, almost occult in its indescribableness. Whatever “it” is, Idris Elba has it in droves. Enough to fill a room, a movie, a long-running series, a planet probably.”
She’s quite fetching. (via kierandavid)
The goodest boy. (via snipeymcsnipe)
An oddly fitting dune reference at my local branch of a multi national coffee supplier
“She radiated gaiety, and without being told I would never have guessed that she was peculiarly liable to nervous strain.” -Christopher Sykes
Bulletin of the Mycological Society of France
Publication info Epinal: La Société, 1885-1903.
BHL Collections: Harvard University Herbarium, Botany Libraries
New York Botanical Garden
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“Fairy Rings” are pretty cool. For one, they got a ton of folklore around them.
But in reality, the mushrooms are all part of one big mushroom that’s underground, spreading out (with the center possibly dying from having used up the nutrients in that area), and so spreading out for more ground and nutrients.
Also, mushrooms may hold the record for the largest species:
It is known to be one of the largest living organisms, where scientists have estimated a single specimen found in Malheur National Forest in Oregon to have been growing for some 2,400 years, covering 3.4 square miles (8.4 km²) and colloquially named the “Humongous Fungus”. - x
Ugh
I love them so much
Diet Tips From Science
Night.