“We booked up-and-coming bands,” says Hemlock owner Don Alan. “Now people seem more interested in spending more money at bigger venues to see bands that are further along in their careers.” https://t.co/G152UFqLZv— KQED Arts (@KQEDarts) August 15, 2018
The breaks of these Volvo Trucks are able to stop on a dime pic.twitter.com/WYTg3HcYqd— Business Insider (@businessinsider) August 13, 2018
Imagination Library graduate gets an "A" in 2nd grade Reading Mastery class while in first grade! That is awesome. #ImaginationLibrary pic.twitter.com/JIJYzg4NtD— Books from Birth (@TNImagination) August 14, 2018
Usually when you go to a restaurant and order a Pepsi they say “Is Coke okay?”— Brent Reser (@BrentReser) August 14, 2018
Or when you order a Coke they will say “Is Pepsi okay?”
Would just seem so weird to go to a place and order a Pepsi/Coke and have the server say “We have RC Cola, is that alright?” https://t.co/KyzQfF72JL
Michael Kors Runway Wear OS smartwatch offers NFC, heart rate tracking https://t.co/pI30m5wjIc pic.twitter.com/OO1FB9KqCl— SlashGear (@slashgear) August 13, 2018
Closing soon: "Mark Grotjahn: 50 Kitchens" features more than 50 subsequent chromatic drawings that explore pairs of radiating colors. See the pieces for yourself before August 19. https://t.co/lXW3BWZuVf © Mark Grotjahn photo © Douglas M. Parker Studio pic.twitter.com/1nHFlBStQv— LACMA (@LACMA) August 13, 2018
I just played Castlevania on X68000 😍 pic.twitter.com/ODsNwgSEpu— Jeremy Parish did not invent the word metroidvania (@gamespite) August 11, 2018
Time of wonder / by Robert McCloskey. 1957. A story that follows the activities of two children spending their summer vacation on an island off the coast of Maine and describes the enchanting beauty of the island in rain, fog, sunshine, and hurricane. https://t.co/Zds60iYLMe pic.twitter.com/cEJZsUm4tx— Beinecke Library (@BeineckeLibrary) August 12, 2018
The @TAGHeuer smartwatch works on Android and iPhone pic.twitter.com/Nay543Y70l— Business Insider (@businessinsider) August 12, 2018
— George Cooper (@ZuoraGeorge) August 12, 2018
Behold the Mysterious Voynich Manuscript: The 15th-Century Text That Linguists & Code-Breakers Can’t Understand https://t.co/ORrZFSD32s via @openculture pic.twitter.com/gBD7sM0Dzh— JFPenn (@JFPennWriter) August 12, 2018
A demo of lightness perception pic.twitter.com/BSVpgcuIw1— Akiyoshi Kitaoka (@AkiyoshiKitaoka) August 12, 2018
