Something is seriously wrong with me. I looked at the front page of the paper today and all I could think of was that the main photo reminded me of a scene from a video game. It really disturbed me that I made that connection because this in fact is NOT a scene from a [...]
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Day 27 -1.27.11 #SnowstormPaperDeliveryFail No Paper Today. Tweet
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In Plants That Earn Their Keep scientists are developing plants that can detect minute amounts of TNT in the air, and drain of chlorophyl when they do. The plants could potentially be used in airports or even outdoors and can sniff out TNT much better than bomb sniffing dogs. Tweet
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More uprisings and protests against governments who’ve been in power a little too long. I think it’s great and i commend these people standing up against corruption. This one is in Cairo where ‘officers stormed the gatherings, they beat anyone who happened to be standing in the way’.
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In a statement after Tuesday’s clashes, [Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton] urged restraint but described the Egyptian government as ‘stable’ and “looking for ways to respond to the legitimate needs and interests of the Egyptian people.” “‘Stability’ is a very pernicious word” [Mohamed ElBaradei] said. “Stability at the expense of 30 years of martial [...]
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Building on yesterday’s theme of variations/variety from the same material. I read today a review on “The Hidden Reality” by Brian Greene about parallel universes and the deep laws of the cosmos. ”an infinite number of appearances with a finite number of outfits ensures infinite repetition…infinite variations of ourselves, our lives and our solar system”. To [...]
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Do you still have any of your work you made as a kid? How much did you keep from art-school? Do you toss the bad stuff now? NY Times has been hosting a series of articles about clutter, hoarding and ruthless tossing. I’m in the last category, when in doubt….toss it. Today’s “Mom, you’re one [...]
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