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9 years ago
Mark Rothko, Untitled, 1968

Mark Rothko, Untitled, 1968


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9 years ago
Cephalopods Are Quick-change Artists. Like A Living LCD Screen, Their Skin Can Flicker And Flash, Or
Cephalopods Are Quick-change Artists. Like A Living LCD Screen, Their Skin Can Flicker And Flash, Or
Cephalopods Are Quick-change Artists. Like A Living LCD Screen, Their Skin Can Flicker And Flash, Or
Cephalopods Are Quick-change Artists. Like A Living LCD Screen, Their Skin Can Flicker And Flash, Or
Cephalopods Are Quick-change Artists. Like A Living LCD Screen, Their Skin Can Flicker And Flash, Or

Cephalopods are quick-change artists. Like a living LCD screen, their skin can flicker and flash, or create complex patterns for camouflage and communication. Layers of specialized skin cells interact to match the environment’s color and texture.

You can see the largest, most diverse living exhibit of cephalopods ever created in our special exhibition Tentacles: The Astounding Lives of Octopuses, Squid and Cuttlefishes.


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9 years ago
Never Quit

Never quit


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9 years ago
Godards Anarchic WEEKEND (1967) Is Our Repertory Pick Of The Week.

Godard’s anarchic WEEKEND (1967) is our repertory pick of the week.


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8 years ago

When you don't know anything about linguistics: The plural of "memorandum" is "memoranda", why can't people get it right

When you know a little about linguistics: The plural of "memorandum" should just be "memorandums" because that's how people naturally say it, "memoranda" is just prescriptivism

When you know a lot about linguistics: Oh my god? So certain English words borrowed from Latin and Greek have competing plural forms, with one form using the English plural -s and the other using a borrowed Latin or Greek form? Do you realize how crazy that is - a language borrowing *inflectional morphology* from another language? And here the two competing plural forms have become markers of education, expertise, and social class, isn't that incredible?

When you have a degree in linguistics and dgaf anymore: memorandibles


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