Headline of the year.
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dripping
This photo is one of my favorites on Flickr. It was titled Abandoned Farm House - Yakima County, Washington (May 2013) and taken by Steve G. Bisig.
I found it here: http://flic.kr/p/ekLdPu
This photo is one of my favorites on Flickr. It was titled Coto privado de caza and taken by Anna Schwensen.
I found it here: http://flic.kr/p/ekuzNX
This photo is one of my favorites on Flickr. It was titled and taken by orestis f.
I found it here: http://flic.kr/p/ekywLJ
there’s an app for that.
Too real.
Overheard in the coffee shop: Uh, yeah…I gotta go. Great to see you.
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Original Post: This Week’s Tweets via sgclark.com
A giant rubber duck was spotted in Hong Kong harbor this past week. For the safety of all Hong Kong residents, Mr. Bubble was not used during the duck’s tour of the harbor.
florentijn hofman’s giant inflatable rubber duck floats into hong kong.
Original Post: World’s Largest Bath Tub via sgclark.com
Saturday Night Live had some great fun at the expense of Google Glass.
Nailed it.
Original Post: Broken Glass via sgclark.com

The Korean “star” Psy showed up at Dodger Stadium last night and took the place over for a few minutes. Check out former Dodger manager Tommy Lasorda’s reaction and facial expressions as Psy starts doing his thing on the concourse. Only in LA.
Original Post: WTF Is Psy via sgclark.com
After a whopping 51 years in England’s lower football (soccer) division, Cardiff City has finally been promoted to England’s Premier League. Cardiff was a team that had deep financial issues not too long ago.
It is a remarkable accomplishment because the club was nearly bankrupt more than a year ago. In three of the last four seasons, Cardiff got tantalizingly close to promotion from the League Championship, only to fall short in the promotion playoffs. Those failures were called “doing the Cardiff.” With Tuesday’s result, a point from a scoreless draw with Charlton Athletic, the club can bury the phrase and look forward to resuming the fierce Welsh derby with Swansea, which was promoted two years ago.
They are kind of like the Red Sox of the EPL.
Original Post: It’s Been A While via sgclark.com
Abandoned cabin built for significant snowfall outside Silverton, Colorado.
Contributed by Scott Shondeck
Hutton Hotel Nashville (at Hutton Hotel)
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I love how all these talking heads at ESPN or wherever fashion themselves as experts and pundits on who’s going to cut down the nets every year at the NCAA tournament. Let’s take a look at this graphic from ESPN that detailed all the picks from 13 of their “experts” who cover College Basketball regularly. And we’re talking big name College Hoops names – Dick Vitale, Digger Phelps, Jay Bilas, and on and on.
A total of 13 “experts” each selected their picks for the Final Four – so that’s 52 total slots (13 x 4) across all of them. Eleven of the 13 picked Louisville to make the Final Four, which really didn’t take much hoops knowledge to pick. However, if we removed that pretty obvious Louisville region/pick from the equation, a grand total of one Final Four slot across the remaining 39 was accurately predicted by these ‘experts’ – Dickie V picking Michigan. That’s a 2.5% accuracy rate for those of your scoring at home (or for those of you who are alone).
Yeah, yeah…it’s parody in college basketball. The talent is distributed to all the different teams out there. I know, I know…that’s the cover. But really, these guys are supposed to be experts and cover this sport daily so I would expect them to have a better take on who is really going to go deep into the Tournament and make the Final Four. But the reality is that I could have showed up in Bristol and sat in front of a camera and predicted the Final Four just as well as they could.
Wait, I did…I had Syracuse AND Louisville in my Final Four bracket.
Original Post: Louisville Saved Their Asses via sgclark.com