Wrote about my hometown for Time Out's list of the 49 coolest neighbourhoods in the world. (Mount Pleasant, Vancouver, comes in at # 40.) https://t.co/wmGcFo5Kkp — Christina Newberry (@ckjnewberry) Oct 6, 2021 Tweeted by @ckjnewberry

Today on @spacing, @mrkshrmn & I argue for re-instating the Metro logo. W/the recent Supreme Court ruling & the upcoming Official Plan update, it's an ideal time to bring back a beautiful logo symbolizing our aspirations for effective local representation https://t.co/qaHJkyIh1N — Daniel…

After 10 years at King & Bathurst our members know a thing or two about where to eat! So here it is: the top 10 lunch spots within a stone's throw of the space... https://t.co/3zTRZpAtNm #yyz #coworking #toeats — Project Spaces (@prjctspcs) Oct 5, 2021 Tweeted by @prjctspcs

Pitchfork revisits 19 album review scores they'd change if they could: not sure what's preventing them from amending their original snarky takedowns, but it's a nice thought exercise https://t.co/PbQOlHczOu — Waxy.org (@waxy) Oct 5, 2021 Tweeted by @waxy

In the 1990s, a 16-year-old girl wrote a letter to Dan Savage, the advice columnist for the Stranger, Seattle’s alternative weekly newspaper. “I have never had a girl-on-girl relationship,” she wrote, but she’d recently developed a crush on a female classmate, and her boyfriend had given her…

Fintech Judge Zia Faruqui is trying to teach you crypto, one ‘SNL’ reference at a time His decisions on major cryptocurrency cases have quoted "The Big Lebowski," "SNL," and "Dr. Strangelove." That’s

Moby Dick, mapped and charted: "Kaleidoscope Brain," from @barelymaps (Plus- Large Hadron Collider, powered up) Wonder about white whales: https://t.co/PeBq1ETULh https://t.co/UtWxAY427h — lawrence wilkinson (@lhwilkinson) Sep 10, 2021 Tweeted by @lhwilkinson

I try to look at the day itself, the snowy images of bewildered people walking away from Ground Zero, before "9/11" became a bloody shirt to drive home hyper-vigilance at home, wars abroad and often xenophobia in American culture. https://t.co/wIb9Z3ZKwl — Josh Marshall (@joshtpm) Sep 11, 2021 …

This is the week when Derek Jeter officially enters the Hall of Fame, a year later than he was supposed to because of the COVID pandemic. And because it is Jeter -- and because of the power of the Yankees -- this will be one of the great Cooperstown moments. He’s a Yankee as popular as the team has…

Subscriber Only Sign in or Subscribe Now for audio version Audio: Listen to this article. Available only to New Atlantis and Apple News+ subscribers. In May 2020, apropos of nothing, Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk tweeted: “Take the red pill.” The “red pill,” of course, is a reference to the 1999…

Director of the Football Association of Iceland Guðni Bergsson is resigning following criticism on the Association’s behaviour concerning revelations on sexual violence by members of the Icelandic football league, including national team players. The Association’s board has issued an apology but…

A map, in any form, is only as useful as your understanding of when and where to apply it. A fascinating exploration of the dangers of misapplied mental models... When Mental Models Attack, by @SahilBloom https://t.co/QGruXhG4MV — Blake Burge 💡 (@blakeaburge) Aug 17, 2021 Tweeted by @blakeaburge

“I don’t believe Americans are going to evaluate Joe Biden on whether Afghanistan is a stable democracy,” a Democratic pollster tells @PeterAtlantic. “They’re much more focused on whether America is a stable democracy.” https://t.co/WhYwsBTRDY — Yoni Appelbaum (@YAppelbaum) Aug 20, 2021 Tweeted…

'Subsequent train speed tests verified that the system is safe and ready to manage increased speeds in the future' https://t.co/PdIWHat2im — GuelphToday (@GuelphToday) Aug 20, 2021 Tweeted by @GuelphToday

Top row (from left): Kelly Conaboy, Jenny G. Zhang, Brandy Jensen, Tammie Teclemariam, Jocelyn Silver, Tarpley Hitt. Middle: Darcie Wilder, Claire Carusillo, Allie Jones, Sarah Hagi. Bottom: Olivia Craighead, Leah Finnegan, George Civeris. Photo: Victor Llorente/Victor Llorente Gawker was a website…

Tsundoku (積ん読) is a beautiful Japanese word describing the habit of acquiring books but letting them pile up without reading them. I used to feel guilty about this tendency, and would strive to only buy new books once I had finished the ones I owned. However, the concept of the antilibrary has…

FROM THE MOMENT when Tokyo’s Olympic organizers abandoned their hopes of allowing spectators into the stands, there was no ceremonial spectacle, no athletic

Read Story Transcript People who work fewer hours per week are not only happier, but also more productive at their jobs according to a large-scale pilot program

Why do so few men read books by women? | MA Sieghart https://t.co/Za5Y4gepDr — Gwenda Bond 😈 (@Gwenda) Aug 1, 2021 Tweeted by @Gwenda

We're one year into the COVID pandemic that caused governments everywhere to flex the limits of their emergency powers to impose restrictions on business operations, travel, gatherings and more. (If you want to be formal about these restrictions, you'll call them non-pharmaceutical interventions, or…

27 July 1918, the death of Ginger Goodwin. I wrote about his legacy, and how it is often misinterpreted, here https://t.co/MfJWxjRd80 — Mark Leier 🥖🌹🌹🪕 (@Mark_Leier) Jul 28, 2021 Tweeted by @Mark_Leier

.@RoyceKoop: How to understand the Green Party’s fascinating, peculiar leadership crisis. https://t.co/DT9gv8P7cH — The Hub (@TheHubCanada) Jul 29, 2021 Tweeted by @TheHubCanada

Any Southerner who speaks with a drawl is subject to derision, particularly when outside the South. Folks hear the accent and wrong conclusions can come quick. In “With Drawl,” writer Laura Relyea presents a fierce defense of our twangs. https://t.co/zGUNhfuz2k https://t.co/eTXqb1uMru — Bitter…

Of the 164 million vaccinated Americans, less than 0.1% have been infected with the coronavirus, and 0.001% have died, according to data from the CDC. https://t.co/qPAJW35tIJ https://t.co/yCveWpz7jb — Axios (@axios) Jul 31, 2021 Tweeted by @axios

10 years ago today 🥂 We compiled a little video tribute showcasing just a small fraction of the people, events and moments that made the last decade the stuff of fairy tales. Enjoy! https://t.co/YHpuLFwJhp @neilpse @JefHow #coworking #yyz — Project Spaces (@prjctspcs) Aug 1, 2021 Tweeted by…

SpaceX's Starlink Reviewed — this video's been 4 months in the making! https://t.co/Ey8IVxrXbW #spacex #starlink — Jeff Geerling (@geerlingguy) Jul 22, 2021 Tweeted by @geerlingguy

I first heard about Fog of World from a friend sometime in the spring of 2014. From then on, I have been conscious of any route I take. I use the app to document where I've been in a city I call home, and to explore new areas in both that city, or elsewhere while traveling. Most importantly, I use…

Share this The story behind the Cleveland baseball team’s new namesakes By Vince Guerrieri In 1931, Cleveland was home to a Major League Baseball team, an NFL team, and a pro hockey team. All were called the Indians. That’s not as uncommon as you might think. When the NFL was still a hardscrabble,…

Rob Dobi Over the next week at The Ringer , in honor of the release of Woodstock 99: Peace, Love, and Rage , we will explore events that changed the world as we

What Is Your Favorite Analog Movie? .. The movies loaded with references and iconic moments that you use to communicate through analog and reference? https://t.co/P5LPG2zvQ6 via @TPM — Josh Marshall (@joshtpm) Jul 8, 2021 Tweeted by @joshtpm

https://t.co/ezVniiHJ8c Yesterday an essay of mine was published in Palladium Magazine. It discusses this theme at length; I will be quoting from it in this thread. — T. Greer (@Scholars_Stage) Jul 16, 2021 Tweeted by @Scholars_Stage

Image Source: National Atomic Testing Museum If there is one lesson the world should learn from the great pandemic of 2020, it is this: we must discard the myth of panic. Or at least this is the case I make in an essay I have just published in Palladium. Fear of mass panic was key to delayed action…

So many stories last year that look completely foolish in hindsight. Cities are dead. Large gatherings are a thing of the past. Kids will never again blow out birthday candles! Wrong. Wrong. Wrong https://t.co/4AtyPy1DSD — Mark Mazzetti (@MarkMazzettiNYT) Jul 16, 2021 Tweeted by @MarkMazzettiNYT

Some of my fondest memories of baseball have nothing to do with the game being played on the field. Every summer like clockwork, my best friend and I set out on a new baseball adventure. We wait eagerly for the arrival of the next season’s schedule and make our travel plans accordingly. One year it…

(BLOG) Eating on the Hill: A&W's not so hot Nashville Hot Chicken Sandwich https://t.co/2TZAxxGF2n https://t.co/5UKSsMkYA8 — Jeff Jedras (@jeffjedras) Jul 7, 2021 Tweeted by @jeffjedras

⛄️ Back to NetNewsWire https://t.co/OhtH6j3cVp — Dr. Drang (@drdrang) Jul 4, 2021 Tweeted by @drdrang

For more than half a century, the photographs remained unseen in a photo album, half a dozen in a vast collection held by impresario Hugh Pickett. The black-and-white images depict balletic interpretations of classic baseball poses: a catcher’s crouch, a pitcher’s windup, a first baseman’s stretch.…

Favourite ⚾@MLB teams in British Columbia: Toronto @BlueJays – 28% Seattle @Mariners – 7% Other clubs – 2% https://t.co/nfuy18gDPJ — Mario Canseco (@mario_canseco) Jun 22, 2021 Tweeted by @mario_canseco

Here’s a great article about @NetNewsWire with some excellent quotes from @brentsimmons. It really gets into how Brent and the team think about NetNewsWire’s place in the world. https://t.co/xMkiek9Arv — Maurice Parker (@vincode_io) Jun 25, 2021 Tweeted by @vincode_io

Lögreglan vinnur sér ekki inn traust með því að banna hluti sem fólk gerir sér til skemmtunar, segja ósatt í fréttatilkynningum eða eyða sönnunargögnum. https://t.co/OCqJmXXOSM — Katrín Atladóttir (@katrinat) Jun 26, 2021 Tweeted by @katrinat