May 17th, 2009 @ 12:39 pm

Perfectly constructed and paced, I loved watching it this morning. Cameo by Paulie Shore. Oh yeah, it’s sad, but in a good way.

May 15th, 2009 @ 1:41 pm

listening to "Lovin' You - Minnie Riperton"

Just ‘cause that’s how I feel…about myself.

@ 10:50 am

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Bowerbirds - Northern Lights
(Dave, they are playing with Megafaun here in Philly in July, I expect you to be there)

@ 10:40 am

Cliche, but he’s a hero of mine.
(via thematerialreview)

Cliche, but he’s a hero of mine.

(via thematerialreview)

Reblogged from The Material Review.

May 14th, 2009 @ 12:22 pm

Elliott Burford draws scenes imagined from reading spam emails. more

Elliott Burford draws scenes imagined from reading spam emails. more

May 13th, 2009 @ 9:31 am

Furious George via highdefinite.files.wordpress.com

Furious George via highdefinite.files.wordpress.com

May 7th, 2009 @ 2:16 pm

wtfdude:

Walk through an old-growth forest to the best wild, free hot springs in Northwest Oregon.Link

Hhhmmmmmm, I shouldn’t have left. I’m seeing that now.

wtfdude:

Walk through an old-growth forest to the best wild, free hot springs in Northwest Oregon.Link

Hhhmmmmmm, I shouldn’t have left. I’m seeing that now.

Reblogged from I have to return some videotapes..

May 4th, 2009 @ 2:09 pm

Painting by Wil Freeborn. Thanks Lloyd.

Painting by Wil Freeborn. Thanks Lloyd.

@ 10:33 am

“Before my kids turn 40, the vast majority of the world’s coral reefs could be devastated. Before my kids turn 20, 135 million people worldwide may have died from diseases resulting from a lack of clean water. Extinctions are currently happening faster than they did when the dinosaurs died off, the world population is more vulnerable than ever to epidemics, and fertilizer run-off in the Gulf of Mexico has created a dead zone—an expanse of ocean without sufficient oxygen to support life—the size of New Jersey.”

Garbage Night by Anthony Doerr - The Morning News

@ 10:30 am

Mission to break up Pacific island of rubbish twice the size of Texas - Times Online

With a crew of 30, the expedition, supported by the Scripps Institution of Oceanography and Brita, the water company, will use unmanned aircraft and robotic surface explorers to map the extent and depth of the plastic continent while collecting 40 tonnes of the refuse for trial recycling.

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Horses and Shallow Lakes

Joshua Tuscan spills some thoughts here and they collect in a pool. I live in Philadelphia, btw.

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