I can’t wait to go home https://t.co/SsUyKempwP — Adrianna Tan (@skinnylatte) Mar 10, 2022 Tweeted by @skinnylatte

Omg https://t.co/CeOFggqgcp — Adrianna Tan (@skinnylatte) Mar 10, 2022 Tweeted by @skinnylatte

Something interesting is happening in the “Progressive R&B” category at this year’s Grammy Awards. Four of the six nominated albums contain songs that bear the unmistakable rhythmic signature of a Detroit hip-hop beat-maker named James Dewitt Yancey, known professionally as “Jay Dee” or “J Dilla,”…

Beijing is walking a fine line on Ukraine, argue Jude Blanchette and Bonny Lin. Taking Russia’s side, China has blamed NATO expansion for the current crisis. But China does not want a war—or to face the blowback from a closer alignment with Russia. https://t.co/dbVpD4bQxW — Foreign Affairs…

Even as the trucker occupation of Ottawa ends its fifth day, the high-stakes game of interpreting what it all means has already begun. Today’s entry, from the Globe and Mail editorial page, goes with “mid-sized inconvenience.” The editorialists are comforted that it didn’t become “a CanCon take on…

The essay “N 64° 35.378', W 16° 44.691'” appears in the book On Time and Water, written by Andri Snær Magnason, translated by Lytton Smith, and published by Open Letter Books (March 2021). Grandma Hulda and Grandpa Árni’s wedding photo stands on a small table in the living room of the house at…

From the vibrant northern cardinal to the loud blue jay, plenty of birds are likely hanging around during winter https://t.co/GSqoxEEVEI — National Geographic (@NatGeo) Jan 11, 2022 Tweeted by @NatGeo

"Like Iceland itself, Sjón’s books are simultaneously tiny and huge, weird and normal, ancient and modern." Sigurjón Birgir Sigurðsson, known as Sjón, is a celebrated Icelandic novelist. More about his works below: 👉https://t.co/cplx5ORjAp — Inspired by Iceland (@iceland) Jan 17, 2022 Tweeted by…

"Rereading is your own version of time travel, a trip through the other time(s) you read a book, the other things you noticed about it, the other ways you related to or hated the characters." @mollytempleton on the magic journey of revisiting books: https://t.co/jVZhQfWtbZ — Tor.com (@tordotcom)…

Til hamingju gullmerkjahafar og heiðursfélagi! Takk fyrir ykkar frábæra starf í þágu Þróttar #lifi https://t.co/myliENzjBN — Þróttur (@throtturrvk) Jan 1, 2022 Tweeted by @throtturrvk

Need an RSS Reader for iPhone, iPad, or Mac? Get NetNewsWire https://t.co/QUtJcfaPhr https://t.co/lh0WQ4R1ma — OSXDaily.com (@osxdaily) Jan 4, 2022 Tweeted by @osxdaily

For much of her sixteen years in office as Germany’s chancellor, Angela Dorothea Merkel, née Kasner, has been ‘a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma’,

Twitter tempts us with a delicious possibility: that we might find connection with total strangers. On Twitter, we can discover people who share our moral vision—or, at least, our weird tastes in memes. Sometimes it works, and Twitter gives us warm and intimate communities. But Twitter also hands us…

BEHIND THE DECKS: JESSY LANZA Alex Brzezicka / Dec 7, 2021 / Culture Embracing the magic of small things and minimal beats with Jessy Lanza's nourishing

Just dropped, a long read on the history of the cursor (not by me): https://t.co/0AqfCY0sxy — Matthew Kirschenbaum (@mkirschenbaum) Dec 8, 2021 Tweeted by @mkirschenbaum

Love it or hate it, the term “Web3” has quickly become the latest catchphrase in Silicon Valley. It’s been relentlessly hyped this year by cryptocurrency

Here's a better articulation; I think @robinsloan catures it perfectly. "I do not think Web3 is a desirable or even tolerable path forward for this web right here, but I take its lesson well." https://t.co/Qw25QXdK23 — Anil Dash (@anildash) Dec 15, 2021 Tweeted by @anildash

I needed to get a walk in today anyway so fact-checking the #BargeChillingBeach sign was a good excuse 😂 https://t.co/564TuRjR1C — Rebecca Bollwitt (@Miss604) Dec 15, 2021 Tweeted by @Miss604

More than 20,000 people died on American roadways from January to June, the highest total for the first half of any year since 2006. U.S. road fatalities have risen by more than 10 percent over the past decade, even as they have fallen across most of the developed world. In the European Union, whose…

Max Read on web3: very good roundup of thoughts and threads from enthusiasts, detractors, and the rare voice in between https://t.co/vMZXbONCHP — Waxy.org (@waxy) Dec 3, 2021 Tweeted by @waxy

When I heard that the globalist oligarchs and fat cats in the Washington marshland were conspiring to invest in alternative, non-whale-based energy sources as a way to combat that bogeyman of so-called climate change, I thought to myself, Alas, I can’t believe it’s finally happening. They’ve come…

Dating apps, take one https://t.co/bs9Etq9h24 my first experiences using technology to meet people — year-round santa claus (@rosano) Nov 20, 2021 Tweeted by @rosano

Under Review How one video game tells the story of an industry. September 22, 2021 Illustration by Edward Steed Sid Meier is famous for creating the video game Civilization. He’s also known for having his name on the box. Meier released Civilization thirty years ago this month, after developing it…

If you want to complain about the end of Daylight Saving you need the Daylight Saving Gripe Assistant Tool - now with both U.S. & European versions. https://t.co/2c0mSf7bLM https://t.co/4d1eL2IUM7 — gmapsmania (@gmapsmania) Nov 9, 2021 Tweeted by @gmapsmania

Two decades into her career, the writer’s stage debut is “The Wife of Willesden,” an adaptation of the Wife of Bath’s tale set and staged in the British capital. From left, the actress Clare Perkins, who plays the lead in “The Wife of Willesden”; the writer Zadie Smith; and the director Indhu…

David Brooks Nov. 11, 2021 Credit...Lilly McElroy, courtesy Rick Wester Fine Art, NYC By Opinion Columnist Plato and Aristotle disagreed about the imagination. As the philosopher Stephen Asma and the actor Paul Giamatti pointed out in an essay in March, Plato gave the impression that imagination is…

@DeepSchneider @ashevat According to the Developer Blog https://t.co/VlqcKpULRU "We’re working on a solution to enable developers whose previous applications for a developer account have been declined. We'll share a path soon to enable sign up for Essential or re-application for Elevated access." —…

Aka the humblebrag post in which I discuss how I came up with a term. When the call for proposals for the Identity, Agency, and Culture in Academic Libraries conference, I was super excited. It often felt like these topics were mentioned at other conferences, but not thoroughly and in only a select…

The Classicist Who Killed Homer https://t.co/o6ALQ7gayz via @NewYorker — Josh Marshall (@joshtpm) Nov 9, 2021 Tweeted by @joshtpm

A November tornado is extremely rare in Canada. But—in the City of Vancouver? That's next-level rare. Meteorologist @50ShadesofVan breaks down Saturday's #BCstorm 👇 https://t.co/7SdbQPGbuR — The Weather Network (@weathernetwork) Nov 9, 2021 Tweeted by @weathernetwork

Columns Independent musicians detail how Bandcamp is putting money in their pocket in a more meaningful way than Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube. June 4, 2020 Graphic by Drew Litowitz You won’t find 75 Dollar Bill anywhere on the Billboard charts, but the New York act’s latest studio album nabbed…

If you've been in our orbit for a while you've probably heard us say, "Stop networking. Start making friends." Today on the blog, some thoughts about what that means and why it's such a core elements of what we do at PS ✍️ https://t.co/ev5DA6t9ak #coworking #community #toronto — Project Spaces…

The Parliamentary Cafeteria is debuting two new menu items this week. I had an early lunch and reviewed today's new offering. (BLOG) Eating up the Hill: Italian Sausage Ragout https://t.co/Q2PLmvMoQj https://t.co/PTTvtCVQDd — Jeff Jedras 💉💉 (@jeffjedras) Oct 18, 2021 Tweeted by @jeffjedras

I wrote a huge post about @PumaBrowser and why it caught my attention. If you're interested in learning more about web3, @HNS @ensdomains @IPFS @Coil and a lot more, read on! https://t.co/KK2vMYvLvb #web3 #browser and meet @html5cat on Twitter Spaces this Wednesday! — ✨ Amber Case ✨ (@caseorganic)…

OK, let's talk about this piece from @jm_mcgrath, and about how we get around the core in 2035ish. A thread. https://t.co/9l4ircS12W https://t.co/kpdf1lDG0R — Cameron MacLeod 🇨🇦🏳️‍🌈🚊👨‍👨‍👦 (@c_9) Oct 8, 2021 Tweeted by @c_9