Bonnie Devine
Don’t Tell Me series
Wax and wood, glass and letraset, fabric and thread
1997
Reblogged from women artists
Mitch Daniels is responsible for the most fiscally irresponsible period in American history. Bush, with Mitch’s blessing, approved two massive tax cuts that ultimately added $5 trillion to the debt in just eight years. Now he wants to talk about our debt and our economy like his failed policies had nothing to do with it?
Reblogged from Liberals Are Cool
A little holiday gift from Tony x Zero Point Zero Production ;)
Don’t miss the all-new No Reservations Holiday Special this Monday, December 12 @ 10pm e/p!
Reblogged from Anthony Bourdain
DDB + OWS!
Davey Dance-BLOG. A project started while traveling Europe during Spring 2007. Armed only with an ipod and a Canon, Davey picks a location and a pop song. Then Davey records an improvised dance.
daveydanceblog.com
Featuring the song “Fight The Power” by Public Enemy
D17: Take Back the Commons!
occupywallst.org
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17th at 12PM
DUARTE SQ. PARK, 6th AVE & CANAL,
PROTECT & CELEBRATE THE OCCUPY MOVEMENT
FOR SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC JUSTICE
OCCUPY
Reblogged from DaveyDanceBlog
1910s
A Koskimo person wearing full-body fur garment, oversized gloves and mask of Hami (“dangerous thing”) during the numhlim ceremony. Notice the feet.
(via Library of Congress and dreams like that)
Reblogged from Black and WTF
Steve and Cokie Roberts Discuss the Importance of Ritual for Christian and Jewish Families
by Trent Gilliss, senior editor
“Marrying a Catholic, in some ways, made me more Jewish.”
—Steve Roberts“When I was pregnant for our first child, I understood the meaning of Passover and wanted to have that celebration in our home and didn’t know how to go about it.”
—Cokie Roberts
Who knew that listening to two veteran power journalists discuss their “mixed” marriage, the meaning of Passover, and the importance of the Seder could be so delightful and entertaining? If you’re looking for apleasant 20 minutes to spend this weekend morning, listen to Sara Ivry’s interview with Cokie and Steve Roberts for Vox Tablet. Ivry’s style and demeanor are relaxed and comfortable, which makes you feel like you’re participating in a dinner table discussion rather than a question-and-answer session.
For me personally, I know that as my wife and I transition our boys from preschool at a Jewish community center to a Catholic elementary school (both foreign worlds to me), I don’t want to lose some of the gifts and rituals present in both of these faiths and people. This conversation is a refreshing, uplifting perspective that I found quite helpful in making the most of one’s own journey.
Reblogged from On Being Blog
Continuations: The Internet Is a Human Right
At first, I was surprised to see a New York Times OpEd by Vint Cerf with the title “Internet Access Is Not a Human Right.” But once I started to read I began to understand the point that Cerf was trying to make. It comes out clearest in the sentence “technology is an enabler of rights,…
Reblogged from Continuations
IHC After Dark: The Cinnamon Challenge
So this girl got over 50 likes on a Facebook status, so she agrees to eat a spoonful of cinnamon. Sounds lame at first, but then she handles it really badly.
Reblogged from I Heart Chaos
