Papaya in stereo (Taken with instagram)
President Obama showing nice form while throwing a football at Soldier Field yesterday.
Source: Flickr / whitehouse
Saturday Night Live’s emotional send-off for Kristen Wiig, who made her SNL debut on Nov. 12, 2005 and appeared for the final time as a cast member last night.
How could you NOT order the meatball sandwich now? The curiosity would kill me, like when a waitress says to not touch a plate because it’s too hot.
I searched Yelp for “worst meatball sandwich,” and this looks like the exact review that inspired the sign.
A flip through the photos on Yelp shows that this isn’t the first witty sign posted outside Joe Dough in NYC, on First Ave. between Ninth and St. Mark’s.
(via npr)
Source: flavorpill
Manhattan Skyline on Flickr.
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Construction on Brooklyn Bridge Park’s Pier 2 and the downtown Manhattan skyline, as seen from the Brooklyn Heights Promenade.
The best high school hoopster since LeBron James? That’s some high praise from Sports Illustrated.
Jabari Parker is the first high school athlete to be on the cover on SI since the June 8, 2009 issue that featured Bryce Harper.
I love novelty flash drives, like these based on the Avengers characters.
Source: geeky-gadgets.com
It didn’t upset me to see this image of Megan Draper (Jessica Pare) at my door today. It’s all so easy for her, as you know.
How awesome is this gallery of black and white photos from the set of Mad Men?
Source: everyday-i-show.livejournal.com
Here’s a new NYC photo project I’m working on called “The Subway Reveal.”
Well, this is one of the more interesting TIME magazine cover images I’ve seen in awhile.
The incomparable baseball-reference.com has a fantastic list of the top 300 most impactful single-game hitting performances in MLB history.
Josh Hamilton’s incredible Tuesday night (5-for-5, 4 HR, 8 RBIs) ranks tenth all-time, with Mark Whitten’s four-homer game in 1993 leading the way.
Source: news.daylife.com
Junior Seau (1969-2012) on the cover of this week’s Sports Illustrated.
N.Y. Rangers-Themed NYC Subway Shuttle on Flickr.
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Running between Times Square and Grand Central Terminal
