Everything is Awesome!

First day above freezing in a month! Many websites are reporting the news with an exclamation point! Because it's good! So let's do it for every blog entry here! Everything is awesome!

ARCHITORTURE A new Frank Gehry building! It's in Panama City!

It looks like a Transformer attempted to turn himself into a toddler's toy while drunk!

Okay, I'm done with that. Speaking of Gehry, Archinect looks at a withering critique of the architect's work and reputation, and asks: "Gehry worst living architect? Reasonable critique or typical Gizmodo link bait?"

Don't know why they have to be mutually exclusive. The comments at Archinect are full of hurt and surprise that the author would say these things, as if it encourages the booboisie somehow.

TV Entertainment Weekly asks: Could the HBO series HBO "Rise Again?" Sure. Tthey could start "The Sopranos: the Next Generation" if they wanted, too. But they won't. Someone else could, though. Here's a surprising comment from the series's creator, Bruno Heller:

The sets are still there. They are extraordinary:

SCIENCE! In retrospect, driving into Manhattan and expecting to find parking was one of the dumbest things I could have done, so I was relieved when the car turned into a scooter halfway up the parking ramp. I still ended up leaving it someone's living room before running down to the office building. The particulars of the dream are quite sharp now, but they'll fade; it's not useful information the brain needs to keep. Why did I remember the dream so vividly in the first place, though? Scientists may have the answer.

WAR Is Facebook under any obligation to preserve history? No. I'm pretty sure that's in the agreement everyone signs without reading. But Atlantic notes how the history of the Syria war is disappearing, as both sides attempt to wipe each other off the map of social media.

Well, there's always Twitter. Daily Beast has this, which seems to be a uniquely modern combination of "deadly" and "petty."