As we prepare to spend time with friends and family and give thanks for what is truly important in life, I think it’s vital to reflect on the history of Thanksgiving and how this warm American tradition first started.
Now who wants some apple pie?
November 20, 2009, 12:03pm Comments
I think she is the perfect Elizabeth.
The only “Pride & Prejudice” adaptation I acknowledge.
November 17, 2009, 11:39pm Comments
“Sun, moon and stars show up with their daily rise and set. The beauty of our celestial phenomena is increased by the accelerated time lapse technique showing the apparent motion of the sky due to earth’s rotation.”
November 15, 2009, 10:17pm Comments
November 07, 2009, 6:50pm Comments
zombie attack!
huh?
..be scared!
how about..
no.
say what!?
that's right.
My #1 zombie defense: scare tactics.
[brought to you be sleep deprivation]
November 05, 2009, 1:36am Comments
I think that’s the same t-rex that lives above me! And on top of stomping around, he likes to play the electric guitar.
meet my upstairs neighbor…
I’m convinced he/she is a t-rex because they take very heavy, quick steps, and it sounds like they drop something every few seconds which could be due in part to their very short arms and lack of opposable thumbs… argh. Also, they neeeever stop moving! I don’t even know how it’s possible to move around so much in such a small apartment…. it’s humorous, really…
November 02, 2009, 1:33am Comments
“George discovers that the end of the world is the perfect time to lose everything.”
Written & Directed by Shawn Morrison. Produced by Garrett Murray. Starring Garrett Murray and Marielena Logsdon. With Debbie Friedman and Matt Urban as The Anchor. Original music by Robert Andersen.
October 30, 2009, 11:13am Comments
“I’ve found that in life sometimes you’ve just got to show up.”
— Blake Mycoskie, founder of TOMS shoes, during his speech at Purdue last night.
October 30, 2009, 11:09am Comments
Photographs by Jonas Bendiksen
“In 2008 more people live in cities than in rural areas. One third of city dwellers, more than a billion people, live in slums. In The Places We Live, Magnum photographer Jonas Bendiksen presents sixteen homes in four different slum areas: Caracas, Venezuela; Mumbai, India; Nairobi, Kenya; and Jakarta, Indonesia.
The exhibition, a unique multimedia installation, challenges viewers to reflect on what it means to live in a city in the 21st century. Bendiksen has visited four slums selected according to geographical spread and variation. He depicts various aspects of slum life, from worst-offs to slum chiefs.”
October 18, 2009, 5:03pm Comments
