rest easy, Takeoff.
I have said it many times before and i will say it again here: the greatest athletes are wheelchair athletes. Pictured here: the semifinal of the first ever junior doubles tournament in the wheelchair division of the US Open.
Looking forward to seeing Jade Moreira Lanai and Maylee Phelps in the finals tomorrow!
I had no idea that the 8 track machine was so instrumental in the early days of Karaoke culture in Japan.
great article about the journey of New York City’s trash, and where it goes next.
Just a beautifully written & beautifully presented story of struggle and friendship.
Words by Sam Dolnick with Photographs by An Rong Xu
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Sometimes as an antidote
To fear of death,
I eat the stars.
Those nights, lying on my back,
I suck them from the quenching dark
Til they are all, all inside me,
Pepper hot and sharp.
Sometimes, instead, I stir myself
Into a universe still young,
Still warm as blood:
No outer space, just space,
The light of all the not yet stars
Drifting like a bright mist,
And all of us, and everything
Already there
But unconstrained by form.
And sometime it’s enough
To lie down here on earth
Beside our long ancestral bones:
To walk across the cobble fields
Of our discarded skulls,
Each like a treasure, like a chrysalis,
Thinking: whatever left these husks
Flew off on bright wings.
— Poem of the week: Antidotes to Fear of Death by Rebecca Elson | Poetry | The Guardian
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