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John Irving interview in The Paris Review from 1986.
(Irving will be at LIVE on January 29)
Great post by NYPL.
(Source: livefromthenypl)
—
John Irving interview in The Paris Review from 1986.
(Irving will be at LIVE on January 29)
Great post by NYPL.
(Source: livefromthenypl)
I love this! Sipping on it now. I assume there are recipes on the web similar but I just winged it when I had a craving this morning.
— Ralph Waldo Emerson
(Source: greenshirtstudio)
Photo of the Day: San Francisco Golden Nights.
Photo by: Jeff Goostree (Rogers, Arkansas),San Francisco, California.
I haven’t been. Why?
(via smithsonianmag)
Drawing number six for an upcoming gig poster (Taken with instagram)
I like the underlying tone in this. Sink or swim.
Cumulonimbus Cloud Spawning Lightning
Jaw-dropping composite photo of a cumulonimbus cloud spawning lightning below and with star trails above.
The mountain getting electrocuted is Bald Mountain, which is southeast of Lake Tahoe. This is actually a combination of a sequence of pictures that were part of a time lapse video shooting, which is how the star trails were captured as well.
Cumulonimbus Cloud is a towering vertical cloud (family D2) that is very tall, dense, and involved in thunderstorms and other inclement weather. Cumulonimbus originates from Latin: Cumulus “heap” and nimbus “cloud”. It is a result of atmospheric instability. These clouds can form alone, in clusters, or along a cold front in a squall line. They can create lightning and other dangerous severe weather. [*]
(Source: kenobi-wan-obi, via nthewings)
Cumulonimbus Cloud Spawning Lightning
Jaw-dropping composite photo of a cumulonimbus cloud spawning lightning below and with star trails above.
The mountain getting electrocuted is Bald Mountain, which is southeast of Lake Tahoe. This is actually a combination of a sequence of pictures that were part of a time lapse video shooting, which is how the star trails were captured as well.
Cumulonimbus Cloud is a towering vertical cloud (family D2) that is very tall, dense, and involved in thunderstorms and other inclement weather. Cumulonimbus originates from Latin: Cumulus “heap” and nimbus “cloud”. It is a result of atmospheric instability. These clouds can form alone, in clusters, or along a cold front in a squall line. They can create lightning and other dangerous severe weather. [*]
(Source: kenobi-wan-obi, via nthewings)
Sucking a hot daddy bear.
Conjunction and Occultation of Jupiter and the Crescent Moon
Jupiter as it begins its occultation behind the waning crescent. Io and Europa are...
The Kiss, Jacques Feyder -USA 1929. Production: MGM. Greta Garbo.
The Cassini spacecraft takes a close look at a row of craters on Saturn’s moon Tethys during the spacecraft’s April 14, 2012,...