February 2010
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“A coma’s a bold move. You’re dead but you’re alive.”
– Mal Reeder, reppin’ her Apples to Apples pick.
Feb 1st
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DMB. Another band I love in spite of the haters.
(via inothernews)
Feb 1st
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January 2010
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Jan 31st
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“The skills or intuition I assumed they had for drawing, observation, and...”
– Kate Canales reflects on teaching design to middle schoolers. I posted this to my students’ ramCT notice board and wrote, “This is why your midterm is a funtivity and not a test. I don’t care if you’re in college.”
Jan 29th
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ListenVelvet Underground - “White Light/ White...
Jan 29th
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Jan 29th
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Bunch of phonies mourn J.D. Salinger
CORNISH, NH—In this big dramatic production that didn’t do anyone any good (and was pretty embarrassing, really, if you think about it), thousands upon thousands of phonies across the country mourned the death of author J.D. Salinger, who was 91 years old for crying out loud. “He had a real impact on the literary world and on millions of readers,” said hot-shot English professor...
Jan 29th
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Gawker: Salinger tribute roundup →
The people at Gawker did the work searching the Internet so you didn’t have to.
Jan 29th
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From "A Perfect Day for Bananafish"
“Do you like wax?” Sybil asked. “Do I like what?” asked the young man. “Wax.” “Very much. Don’t you?” Sybil nodded. “Do you like olives?” she asked. “Olives—yes. Olives and wax. I never go anyplace without ‘em.” “Do you like Sharon Lipschutz?” Sybil asked. “Yes. Yes, I do,”...
Jan 28th
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Jan 27th
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Music: John Denver - Rocky Mountain High →
I need to listen to more John Denver. Serioux. I don’t care if his songs are kind of wimpy. He’s the tops. And this song makes me proud to walk to school every morning with the foothills in my backyard.
Jan 27th
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Jan 27th
“Louis also predicted a trip that would take him around the world and to...”
– Ira Glass, on a 6th grader’s prediction for 2010. This American Life #397.
Jan 27th
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You are a prisoner in a croissant factory and you...
(via parachuteshark) fave poem eva.
Jan 26th
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Jan 26th
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Kathryn Regina: I am going to kill myself with air
i will be fine when i said that i got worse when you were gone i was thinking of something else my heart is a balloon and my stomach is a balloon and my head is a balloon i was thinking of the bird that flew into a man’s head hard so that it actually flew inside the head and it got trapped there and confused and everyone felt sorry for the man and not the bird who had to stay in...
Jan 26th
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Jan 25th
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Jan 25th
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“Which is exactly what it needed. A name. A name. Giving something a name can be...”
– Brian Eno goes all Kenneth Burke on all y’all. via The Guardian UK Sunday Jan. 17, 2010
Jan 25th
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“In multimodal communication, the concept of design is the sine qua non of...”
– Gunther Kress, Literacy in the New Media Age (2003)
Jan 25th
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Jan 24th
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huh? hmm. wonderful.
Elizabeth: arrrggghhh I'm hungry what are we gonna eat for breakfast?
Daniel: (no hesitation) Balloons.
Jan 24th
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“To all the people watching, I can never ever thank you enough for your kindness...”
– Conan O’Brien (via maladies:eemmaa)
Jan 24th
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GMH →
While I was waiting for a flight, I noticed a little girl walk right over to another girl who she did not know and ask if she wanted to color. The girls sat down on the floor and began to talk, and laugh as if they had always been friends. Children who can become friends easily and quickly without regard to race, class or other boundaries GMH. (via givesmehope)
Jan 24th
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“The work you do while you procrastinate is probably the work you should be doing...”
– Jessica Hische (via couch)
Jan 22nd
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NPR: Medical teams treat rising tide of injured in... →
My lovely friend Meredith, who works with Partners in Health in Boston, is mentioned: Meanwhile, Meredith Eves of Partners in Health says the group’s more remote facilities have been inundated by waves of injured patients fleeing Port-au-Prince. The group reports an urgent need for more antibiotics, anesthesia, pain medications, IV tubing and X-ray and anesthesia machines.
Jan 22nd
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Listennicbarajas: Metric - Help I’m Alive (Acoustic) ...
Jan 22nd
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Jan 22nd
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“The first chip is always the best. I don’t know why. It’s...”
– Kyle Jonas. Kyle and I have become t/r workout buddies, and I feel legit walking into the gym with him because he has big muscles and good sneakers and looks like he could pwn anyone at any sport. I want to be one of these people.
Jan 21st
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“mother nature is the worst terrorist.”
– Mal Reeder
Jan 21st
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