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Beverly Turner Lynds poses with the author’s telescope.Rodney Pommier American astronomer Beverly T. Lynds died peacefully on October 5, 2024, at a hospice in Portland, Oregon, after suffering a stroke in early September. She was 95 years old. Beverly Turner was born on August 19, 1929, in Shreveport, Louisiana, but moved to New Orleans at age […]
That’s 10 laps down, 151 to go. Race leader Brodie Kostecki has well and truly settled into this race, he holds a 1.281 second lead. Some of our strugglers include Aaron Reynolds who has dropped five places since the start of the race and is currently back in 26th. He’s had a few lock-ups around […]
The acerbic star of “The White Lotus” and “My Old Ass” is enthusiastic about her often-overshadowed Delaware hometown, which she calls a “magical little gem.” Source link
October 9, 2024 Australian-based Studio Minosa has shared photos of a kitchen and laundry renovation they completed for a home in Sydney, that includes hidden storage elements. In the laundry, wood paneling covers the lower section of the walls and hides a collection of laundry baskets from view. Additional storage can be found above the […]
World Tourism Day is a day dedicated to travellers and their passion to leave no stone unturned in the world. This day is super special for Delhi Airport as well, because we keep our passengers/travellers prior to everything. World Tourism Day, celebrated annually on September 27, is an occasion to acknowledge the global significance of […]
MOSCOW: The Russian interior ministry has placed six foreign journalists on its wanted list for illegally crossing the Russian frontier to report inside the Kursk region after a Ukrainian cross-border incursion, the TASS news agency reported on Thursday. Russia’s FSB security service said last month it had opened criminal cases against several of the journalists, who include a […]
Solo travel is a transformative experience, offering the freedom to explore at your own pace and immerse yourself in new cultures. If you’re based in Delhi, you’re in luck because there are numerous fascinating destinations within reach–nationally and internationally. And what better when you can take a direct flight from Delhi Airport, a hub of […]
This third and most likely last installment in the inadvertent “Places in Time” series looks closely at three books: the first about Chicago from the Great Depression to the mid-1980s; the second one about the broader American built landscape over roughly the same period of time; and the third jumping to Switzerland and tracing the […]
Before receiving Brutalist Paris from the folks at Blue Crow Media, I thought of the UK company simply as a maker of maps. I reviewed Concrete Map Chicago back in 2018 and since then have noticed them putting out maps of modern architecture, brutalist architecture, public transit — even trees. If the Chicago map is any indication, […]
Like most human beings, I can be contradictory at times. One area where this manifests is architectural surveys: books that usually collect buildings of a certain typology, but also ones spanning a particular timeframe or through some other theme. I’ve written a few of them myself, so I don’t inherently hate them. But I tend […]