very berry
A tearful Smith, 63, recalled working decades ago at a Scribner's bookstore and stacking up the National Book Award winners, wondering if she would ever receive such a prize.
home improvement apps
program or be programed (chapter three free, sxsw)
Penn and Teller explain the cups and balls trick.
good gravy
you look like shit. an industry running on fumes.
Zombie Care Bear from here.
[Link is disturbing. 3yo being frisked by TSA.]
Bin Laden's success in goading the US into a trillion dollar war to invade the wrong country and kill one of Bin Laden's own enemies was quite an accomplishment.
Watching Americans do this to each other must be the icing on the cake.
Bin Laden's success in goading the US into a trillion dollar war to invade the wrong country and kill one of Bin Laden's own enemies was quite an accomplishment.
Watching Americans do this to each other must be the icing on the cake.
12" x 9" op drawing 1966. anonymous (LBH?).
am i wrong or do i remember sdb adding an empty bud can to this piece durring the opening. dont he get an assist for that?
what the fuck does this mean NYTimes??
The Cheat: The Greens Party
Kale and chickpea recipes so good, meat becomes the side dish.
The Cheat: The Greens Party
Kale and chickpea recipes so good, meat becomes the side dish.
Yale school of art website:
This website is a wiki. All School of Art grad students, faculty, staff, and alums have the ability to change most of this site’s content (with some exceptions); and to add new content and pages.
But [Eugene] Von Bruenchenhein (pronounced BROON-shen-hine) made the most of everything that came his way. Everything included his love of plants and his wife and muse, Marie; his ability to make ingenious use of all kinds of scavenged materials; and an outsize imagination apparently further expanded by recreational drugs.
The stunning Republican gains in the US elections appear to have doomed efforts to pass a "net neutrality" bill that would require Internet service providers to treat all Web traffic equally. President Barack Obama, Democrats in Congress and Silicon Valley have backed net neutrality but it has met with opposition from telecom and cable companies and many Republicans who see it as unnecessary government regulation.
