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Wednesday, November 22, 2017

Becoming Kareem

https://soundcloud.com/entertainmentweekly/becoming-kareem-excerpt/s-RM7Yf

High School Boys Honour Retiring Teacher With Moving Haka

Largest human mattress dominoes - Guinness World Records

EZ ICE: The 60 Minute Backyard Rink ™

How the Foster Care System Fails So Many Kids—And How We Can Do Better |...

See-Saw Balance. Balancing perpetual motion machine

The ramen restaurant where you eat alone

Iceland's trying to slow traffic with a "floating" crosswalk

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Trump On Roy Moore: 'You Have To Listen To Him'

Apology Generator

An excerpt from Upworthy -

The Celebrity Perv Apology Generator is hilariously, depressingly accurate.
The results from this website could easily be real celebrity apologies.
by Parker Molloy

Author Dana Schwartz jokingly tweeted plans to start "a small business ghostwriting half-hearted apologies for celebrity pervs." Within 24 hours, it became a reality.

Teaming up with designers Rob Sheridan and Scott McCaughey, Schwartz launched the Celebrity Perv Apology Generator, where anyone can go and get their very own half-assed apology for free. It's satire at its best, reflecting non-apologies back on the celebrities who give them.

"Please consult for all your celebrity perv apology needs," Schwartz tweeted.

http://www.upworthy.com/the-celebrity-perv-apology-generator-is-hilariously-depressingly-accurate?c=upw1

You Will Never Throw Away Orange Peels After Watching This

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Gatorade | Sisters in Sweat ft. Serena Williams

A Lovely Library

http://www.cnn.com/travel/article/tianjin-china-library/index.html

Monday, November 20, 2017

History Lesson

An excerpt from Atlas Obscura -

Meet Ann Gregory, Who Shattered Racist and Sexist Barriers in the Golf World
An unheralded sports pioneer, she was known as “The Queen of Negro Women’s Golf.”
BY NATASHA FROST

IN 1959, ON A WARM August evening in Bethesda, Maryland, Ann Moore Gregory ate a hamburger and went to bed. That night, every other player in the United States Golf Association Women’s Amateur tournament, which began the next day, was eating a traditional players’ dinner at the Congressional Country Club. But Gregory, the only African-American player in the tournament, had been barred from the clubhouse. So, she said later, she ate by herself. She was “happy as a lark. I didn’t feel bad. I didn’t. I just wanted to play golf, they were letting me play golf,” she said. “So I got me a hamburger, and went to bed.”

https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/ann-gregory-golf-african-american-civil-rights

The hot new dessert: Rolled ice cream

How job surveillance is transforming trucking in America