Some newspapers missed their deadline Wednesday. Here's the best of the rest.
Australia
Source: webmedia.newseum.org
Austria
Source: webmedia.newseum.org
Bahrain
Source: webmedia.newseum.org
Belgium
Source: webmedia.newseum.org
Some newspapers missed their deadline Wednesday. Here's the best of the rest.
Source: webmedia.newseum.org
Source: webmedia.newseum.org
Source: webmedia.newseum.org
Source: webmedia.newseum.org
*Sips tea*
In an interview with Max London, T-Boz said:
Source: Getty
She continued:
Source: Getty / via: ohnotheydidnt.livejournal.com
Let's get drunk on PIE this year.
Make some Maple Pecan (Bourbon!) Ice Cream to go on top if you're really in the zone. Get the recipe at Closet Cooking.
Source: 2.bp.blogspot.com
Before we proceed any further, please note that although some of these recipes refer to the bourbon in them as "optional," it is not. For best results, please do not hesitate to add 1 Tbsp. bourbon to whatever quantity is called for.
You'll need to track down a 9" springform pan to make this baby (worth it). Get the recipe at Smitten Kitchen.
Source: static.flickr.com
Excellent for gifting, even better for getting buzzed by yourself in the dark at 3 a.m. Get the recipe at The Kitchn.
Source: i-cdn.apartmenttherapy.com
Michael Graham, a radio host appearing on Fox News today, said the Obama campaign wanted to convince voters if you were a female and voted for Romney, you would be put in “rape camps.”
Source: youtube.com
EVER. Thank you, Nicole Westbrook.
Pinterest just announced that you can now make private boards and pins . Ah, the possibilities!
Source: s3-ak.buzzfed.com
Source: mattfind.com
Via: pinterest.com
With a New York population of over 2 million in 1900, the logistics of keeping the city streets passable was a huge undertaking.
In 2014, Senate Minority leader Mitch McConnell's Democratic challenger might be...Ashley Judd? - [GlobalPost]
Indian troops have been sighting UFOs at the Indo-China border and none of their scientists can explain it. - [IBTimes]
Impotent Wall Street billionaires have to deal with the reality of another Obama term. - [NYMag]
The best part of Obama's reelection? Four more years of Michelle Obama's amazing outfit recycling. - [Glamour]
If Star Wars manages to reunite the old cast for another movie, is that a good thing? - [HollywoodReporter]
A Las Vegas business owner fired 22 employees after they didn't heed his anti-Obama civic lessons. - [Salon]
A sports rivalry usually takes two people...usually. - [BleacherReport]
8 New Jersey businesses are being sued over price gouging following Sandy. - [NBC]
New research shows how you keep your desk can help you get promoted. - [Cosmopolitan]
Headline Story: After the jump, see more photos of creative ways New York officials kept the city moving during harsh winters. - [DailyMail]
Cutest snarl ever.
Source: youtube.com / via: corgiaddict.com
Otherwise known as the beginning of their relationship.
Director Mark Webb said of the screen tests, "When we tested them, there was fireworks." Um, yeah.
Source: etonline.com / via: vulture.com
Our request to “Tweet your fave salad @BuzzFeedFood” ignited a brief but heated debate. Here are some of the findings.
Source: clumsychic.com
…in which The CNN anchor Don Lemon calls Jonah Hill a tool and Jonah Hill calls Don Lemon a 12-year-old girl.
Further proving my extremely scientific theory that two people getting hit by a volleyball is always twice as good.
These two guys are supposedly throwing iPads in the back of a Wal-Mart. And you know what? The iPads are fine .
Source: youtube.com
There are a number of weird things about this video, in a which a guy with a thick Appalachian accent proclaims, "This is why you don't buy an iPad from Wal-Mart." He and another guy then toss what looks like an iPad box back and forth inside of a stockroom before dropping one on the floor, with a resounding clack. It's the sole video uploaded by this anonymous account; it almost seems fake. But when I called the Wal-Mart in Pikeville, Kentucky (population 6,903 as of 2010), where the video was allegedly shot, and asked about it, a woman on the other end of the phone simply said, "That's already been taken care of," and promptly hung up before I could reply. (One of the commenters on the video, xreturnwthhonorx, said, at approximately 12:05 p.m., "All 3 men have been fired, and must pay for all damaged products.")
Here's the thing: Your iPad, your cell phone, your Xbox — your anything — has been treated almost this exact way, no matter where you bought it. Whether it was the UPS guy, or a reckless stockroom employee, your precious has probably been shaken, rattled, rolled, punted, slammed, or all of the above. And it's fine. That's precisely what the packaging has been designed to withstand.
Source: washingtoncanard
For all of the increasingly precise manufacturing that goes into our electronics and the sophistication of the supply chain that delivers them in precise, targeted quantities to Best Buys and Wal-Marts and Amazon, humans are still a fundamental part of getting them into your hands. They get tired and drop things. Or careless, and throw things. That hasn't changed — and it won't — and the people designing the carefully molded plastic and recycled paper coffins for your iPad know that. It's built into the design. It's why your device is suspended in the middle of a box, comfortably cradled in a plastic tray. Which makes the shrinking packages over the last few years all the more remarkable achievements of engineering and design.
Amazon is perhaps the most functionally brilliant packaging designer around — no surprise, since it's in the shipping business, and broken wares could cost it a ton of money (given that it just lost money for the quarter, that would be bad). The new Kindle Paperwhite box is a testament to just how good Amazon's gotten at packaging. When this slim, black geometric shape arrives in the mail, there is no separate box inside, just your new Kindle. Amazon's built a single box that holds the Kindle and withstands all the brutalities of the postal system.
So throw your iPad box down when you get it. Hurl it at your wall. Play the drums on it. Your iPad is fine, no matter where you bought it.
It's apparently illegal in Turkey to insult the country or its government.
Via: ankara.bel.tr
The Hurriyet Daily News reports that İbrahim Melih Gökçek, mayor of Turkish capital Ankara, has taken legal action against several hundred people trashing him on Twitter.
"There are about 600 people now that I’ve sued. In the beginning we weren't able to catch them with the speed of social media, but now we can," the mayor said in an TV interview. "When you give their names and accounts to police, they find themselves in front of prosecutors. But if they apologize publicly, then I say they're young and forgive them."
Under Turkey's controversial Article 301, those who insult "the Turkish Nation" can serve up to two years in prison.
Gökçek, who's served as mayor since 1994, is a controversial figure. Earlier this year, he said of women who get abortions, "Let mothers kill themselves."
Gökçek's Twitter account is completely in Turkish. But thanks to Google Translate, we were able to decipher a few tweets that maybe kind of sound like insults.
Bath time! Best YouTube comment: “go home baby elephant, you're drunk.”
Source: youtube.com
“More voting women than voting men will place the Government under petticoat rule.”
As you can read, all very reasonable reasons. (How bout that last one?)
Women carried Barack Obama to victory Tuesday, especially in swing states.
Related: 11 shocking anti-woman suffrage postcards.
Source: e-patients.net
Artist Jeremy Telford made a replica of Lord Of The Rings' Bag End cottage with over 2,600 balloons.
Irish creative professionals designed posters visualizing actual idiotic feedback from clients.
Sure, how bout yellow snow?
I've heard this one many times.
Visualize an art director with a clenched ass.
LOL, wut?
The Lakers have parted ways with head coach Mike Brown only five games into the season.
After a 1-4 start, Mike Brown has been fired by the Los Angeles Lakers, according to Sam Amick of USA Today Sports. This comes only a few days after Kobe Bryant initially expressed support for the embattled coach, but a day after video of Kobe giving Brown a death stare circulated on the web. Kobe claims he still supported Brown, but with today's firing, that seems unlikely. Chances are, if Kobe wanted Mike to have more time, Mike would have had more time.
But he didn't, so here are 21 Kobe Bryants Who Definitely Got Mike Brown Fired.
Image by Don Ryan / AP
Image by Doug Pensinger / Getty Images
Image by Jim Urquhart / Reuters
Image by Jeff Gross / Getty Images