Curated Links We Love: Top Internet Finds from February 11, 2017

Here are the internet happenings that caught our attention this week.

This 200-year-old gastronomical map documents the origin of French delicacies. And, suprisingly, it's still pretty accurate. – Daniel, editorial assistant

I'm thinking about taking a trip ... of the psychedelic variety. A strong case has been made for microdosing in this interview on Brian Lehr (there's a new book about it too). Seems like we'd all be having a way better day on a little LSD. – Jeralyn, editorial director

For those of you feeling nature-starved (like me), a visualization exercise and a few tips that can help you recreate the experience of Japanese forest bathing from your desk. – Berit, editor

If you're in the market for a new wallpaper, The Met just made 375,000 images of their public-domain artworks available for download. – Becky, assistant editor

The Middle East's first female roller derby team is kicking butt, on and off the asphalt. – Daniel

Next month, Simone Tong, a former cook at wd~50 is opening a new East Village noodle joint called Little Tong Noodle Shop. Help her finalize her menu at a pop-up this Sunday, February 19th. – Berit

A former Amsterdam prison is currently being transformed into a creative hub for startups, studios, and — most exciting! — a community space for refugees living in the neighboring Wenckebachweg refugee center. – Becky

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