The New York Times.
Had the fortunate opportunity in my life to live in NYC. While there the New York Times is arguably the only way true new yorkers get their news.
What I’m excited about is The New York Times really is a global leader in news. As much as we have been hearing attacks towards the news media, they really are the pillar of freedom and the First Amendment to the Constitution.
And worthy of our support.
This season of SYTYCD continues to deliver.
Case in point – Mark Kanemura (Former SYTYCD contestant, All-Star, and Lady Gaga Dancer) choreographed a routine to RuPaul’s Call Me Mother. It’s everything: masculine/feminine, soft/hard, fast/slow, varied/dynamic. Awesome.
Obsessed.
Ok. So Vegas can be tough. Watching all that money go away time and time again. Thinking your next bet will be the big win you for which you have been dreaming.
This Blackjack app allows you to play and bet big without the cash loss, or the dream dying.
Be careful, it’s addictive…perhaps intentionally.
However, for the novice or seasoned players it offers a lot of fun. It also gives the players a chance to learn and try doubling, splitting, and the ever-so-risky bet of “all in”.
It’s also free.
There are ways you can plus up your experience by paying money for add ons, or other location Blackjack tables (this initial casino is based in London). Other casino options include: Macau, Monacco, Paris, and Las Vegas.
Really fun.
Simon’s Cat is an animated series created by Simon Tofield. It was first seen online in a film titled Cat Man Do, but can now be seen in books, games, and comic strips (according to the website).
The series first caught my attention on Facebook. Being a cat owner I immediately started following the series. Having 3 cats of our own, it’s really funny to see common wild behaviors played out.
It’s clever and kind of awesome how it’s simply drawn, and yet full of heart, and truth, and meows.
https://www.youtube.com/user/simonscat
My sister recently recommended I listen to the podcast called Invisibilia. It is being offered through NPR and is thought provoking. Plus, podcasts have been so beneficial during my commute to and from work.
From the NPR website: Invisibilia (Latin for invisible things) is about the invisible forces that control human behavior – ideas, beliefs, assumptions and emotions. Co-hosted by Lulu Miller, Hanna Rosin and Alix Spiegel, Invisibilia interweaves narrative storytelling with scientific research that will ultimately make you see your own life differently.
After listening to the first podcast it already has my thinking differently.
Take a listen, thanks Shell!
http://www.npr.org/podcasts/510307/invisibilia
Hello Fresh is a home delivery service which provides you will all the ingredients and instructions on how to cook the meals.
A coworker shared an order he couldn’t use due to traveling. He gave us the Hello Fresh box, and our excitement began.
Admittedly, we were reluctant to try something like this assuming it was too expensive and complicated.
As it turns out, it’s kind of amazing.
The basics of the meals come sent in one box with instructions. You just need to provide the cookware, basci spices, and the actual cooking.
But we have loved each of the meals. It’s brought variety into our food for the wekk, and we are looking into the plans which start around $9.99 per meal.
We found the dinners for 2 are actually spreading to 3, and everything has been surprisingly good.
https://www.hellofresh.com/tasty/
Troye Sivan is a 21 year old singer, songwriter, and actor. He was born in South Africa, but now lives in Australia.
He has released one album, Blue Neighbourhood, in 2015. Since then he has released several singles. One of note is “There for you” which just came out May 26, 2017 and was produced by Martin Garrix, the major international DJ.
This young performing is an up and coming star amassing youtube followers in the millions.
What is also significant is Troye is openly gay. Becoming more and more mainstream with every song he puts out. This shows the amount of progress which has been made for LGBT performers globally.
From Logo.com “At last month’s GLAAD Media Awards, Sivan, who came out publicly on YouTube at the age of 14, became the youngest recipient of the Stephen F. Kolzak Award, which is presented to LGBT media professionals who promote equality and acceptance in their work and life. He honored trailblazing LGBT activists like Peter Staley, Marsha P. Johnson, Sylvia Rivera, and Gilbert Baker in his acceptance speech.”
http://www.newnownext.com/troye-sivan-lgbt-heroes-glaad-awards/04/2017/
Teaching us all that music can unite.
