blizzard of 1888
im just tired of seeing that steak.
cooks illustrated founder profiled in nyt mag.
interesting results from disabling the rotation of a slit-scan camera
RIP Harris Savides
first iPad
viva loisaida, 1978
Joe Coffman is a modern Texan. This means that Mary Sue is a pretty, loving and understanding wife, that his sons Bobby, 6, and Larry, 4, are healthy and happy, that his business is successful (four other branches in Austin, San Antonio, Lubbock and Amarillo), that his ranch-type home is comfortable, with all of the built-ins manufacturers sell these days, that he has a 1963 Oldsmobile Starfire and a 1962 Impala (both convertibles), that his close friends are mostly the ones he grew up with or knew in high school and college. Being a modern Texan also means that Joe Coffman might not recognize a cow pony if it were tied on a leash in his backyard, that he despises Stetson hats, that he likes cashmere sport coats, pin-collar shirts, Las Vegas, playing golf at Colonial Country Club, Barbra Streisand ("Think she can't sing?"), good food, good booze, Barry Goldwater and, more than anything else, the Texas Longhorns. And does he like those Longhorns!
"In the ’60s Heine was credited with introducing tie- dye to America. He created his paintings by injecting bundled sheets with dye, using a hypodermic needle, and unfolding them to an array of bright color. In “It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue,” Dylan’s lyric, “The empty-handed painter from your streets/is drawing crazy paintings on your sheets,” is a reference to Bill Heine’s work."
-rip bill heine
-rip bill heine
av clubs 50 best films of the 90s.
"The film also holds the Guinness World Record for the longest constant movie shoot, at 400 days."
becoming critical via k jones and s jones.
premieres tomorrow night at 8 on espn2.
i havent watched it but heres that jon stewart - bill o'reilly debate from last night.
attention roswell, its just a weather balloon.
Memo to self: honey bakery
