I’ve seen this look, it’s the “I’ve got four hours of Mad Men and two hours of Game of Thrones to get off my DVR today” look.
Reminds me of the cover of the Blood Bank EP, by Bon Iver.
Ten Broeck Cottage / Messana O’Rorke
more architecture in the snow HERE
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24 hours of Daytona, shot by @oldboone
Sebring 2011 - Legends of Motorsports - BMW 3.5 CSL
shot by @oldboone
(Source: whereisthecoool)
Our friends Shawn & Kieran Molloy, of Molloy & Sons, are featured in this very short, very lovely piece by filmmakers Jamie Delaney and Keith Nally. This is what happens when you send a professional instead of a dumb blogger with a camera phone.
The fact that UCLA won the national title during all three seasons Alcindor played is merely the third-most interesting detail of his college career; the fact that the NCAA outlawed dunking due to his dominance is probably second. But to me, the thing that will always be most unfathomable about Alcindor was his very first game, played when he was an ineligible freshman: UCLA was coming off back-to-back national championships. As an exhibition, the Bruin varsity — ranked no. 1 in the nation — opened the season by scrimmaging the freshmen team. Alcindor had 31 points, 21 boards, and eight blocks. The freshmen hammered the varsity by 15 points; the no. 1 team in the country could not beat a player who could not yet play. As an ineligible 18-year-old, Alcindor was (at worst) the fourth or fifth-best basketball player in the world. So I guess talent does matter, sometimes.
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Chuck Klosterman on the unfathomable Lew Alcindor (via howtotalktogirlsatparties)
Kareem is one of the most under appreciated American athletes regardless of sport.
(via cbenjamin)(via cbenjamin)
My sister’s awesome story.
No Reservations B roll video from the Josh Homme episode.
