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netherlands4nobel.org is "coordinating the nomination of the Netherlands for a Nobel Peace Prize for its achievements in minimizing drug use in its citizens, while at the same time restricting imprisonment."
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extratasty is a drink recipe website, made by the same guys that run threadless, with all kinds of neat features, like user-submitted drinks, supplies, and the ability to text recipes to your phone. seeing's how i just picked me up a chocolate mint plant, i plan to make some extra tasty mojitos.
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neu black puts "mr. brainwash in league with this generation’s most illusive and notable street artists."
beatles portait made entirely of vinyl records
(slideshow)
more of mr. brainwash from whorange:
and more from la weekly:
and still plenty more from mr. brainwash's flickr account:
(both made entirely out of broken vinyl records)
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Using Old Materials to Put a New Face on a Museum
(slideshow)
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neat chandelier made of mattress springs and light bulbs at the barber shop ryan goes to in la:
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Paul Sacaridiz is head of ceramics and an Assistant Professor in the Art Department at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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nyt reviews equus, starring daniel radcliffe:
For Alan Strang is, in a sense, a tidy inversion of Harry Potter. Both come of age in a menacing, magical world where the prospect of being devoured by darkness is always imminent. The difference is that for Harry that world is outside of him; Alan’s is of his own creation.
An Urban Farmer Is Rewarded for His Dream
With a staff of about three dozen full-time workers and 2,000 residents pitching in as volunteers, his operation raises about $500,000 worth of fresh, affordable produce, meat and fish for one of what he calls the “food deserts” of American cities, where the only access to food is corner grocery stories filled with beer, cigarettes and processed foods.
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this chick from project runway looks like a frogerin' idiot.
closely related:
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sarah palin makes me sad.
Palin's response is a collection of hems and haws that are extremely uncomfortable to watch. As she stumbles over word choice, Couric patiently encourages her.
jack cafferty is not impressed, and seems to be permanently scarred from another of her responses to kouric's questions.
kouric was no doubt thinking:
related:
bush vetoing embryonic stem cell research, september 25, 2006:
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from the village voice:
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webehigh analyzes the smokiness of cities around the world, including madison and baltimore.
If you stay in the county to cop buds, go to movie theatres and malls, places where there's stuff going on. Most of the people under 25 anywhere in the county blaze, so you can ask around without too much worry...Baltimore is the meeting place of several major interstates: I-95, I-70, I-83, and I-97, and is also second only to New York as one of the largest seaports on the East Coast. Its strategic location makes it one of the major hubs of the illegal drug trade on the east coast.
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the village voice interviews michael showalter
Right now I’m enjoying standup because a lot of it’s unscripted. With sketch it’s really 100 percent scripted. There’s improvisation and the process of getting to a final draft, but the kind of sketch comedy I do is heavily scripted. For some people, standup is scripted too, but not for me. I’ve been improvising more and more as I go forward. I go on stage, and I’ll have a couple of things I want to talk about and then just kind of let it go—just kind of open up my mind and start to excavate the ruby- and diamond-encrusted treasures hidden inside.
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base jumping off the towers of kuala lumpur:
base jumping off the eiffel tower:
plane to plane skydive:
jumping from 102,800ft:
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music: high places - 03/07 - 09/07 (7.08)
from sunflower chakra milk:
High Places channels the spirit of school bus sing-a-longs, back country camping trips, and first prize science fair projects, while conjuring dreams of faraway places through the use of field recordings, contact mics on houshold items, wind instruments and electronic thingamabobs.
also: high places - high places (9.08)
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