January 2010
43 posts
December 2009
19 posts
Dave Barry’s year in review: 2009 - Dave Barry - MiamiHerald.com
Source: www.miamiherald.com
It was a year of Hope — at first in the sense of “I feel hopeful!” and later in the sense of “I hope this year ends soon!”
Lullaby
Source: zenviolence.com
This short lullaby from Ralph Vaughan Williams’ “Hodie” has been for many years my favorite holiday musical passage. I hope that in your own way, physical or mental, you will find something of the same magical inspiration tonight. Merry Christmas.
Architecture - Diller Scofidio and Renfro Have Inflatable Plans at Hirshhorn - NYTimes.com
Source: www.nytimes.com
Richard Koshalek, the newly appointed director of the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, plans to erect a 145-foot-tall inflatable meeting hall on the National Mall.
For the vitality of DC culture, I really want to see this succeed. But for a good laugh, as long as no one...
Between Two Ferns with Zach Galifianakis
Source: www.funnyordie.com
Episode 7: Zach sits down with the host of the Tonight Show, Conan O’Brien, and his announcer, Andy Richter.
Cheating? Hello, you’ve got e-trail
Source: www.washingtonpost.com
Technological gains may render one person extinct in adultery: The blindsided dupe
I ♥ technology.
Living Stories
Source: www.livingstories.googlelabs.com
The Living Stories project is an experiment in presenting news, one designed specifically for the online environment. The project was developed by Google in collaboration with two of the country’s leading newspapers, The New York Times and The Washington Post.
Fa La La Your La - Clips - South Park Studios
Source: www.southparkstudios…
South Park Elementary finally presents the happy, non-offensive, non-denominational school play, with compositions by Phillip Glass.
Priceless. After Parker/Stone’s reliably anti-PC invective about atheism-ism at Christmastime, Philip Glass shows up (albeit drawn more like Leonard Nimoy than the...
Happy holidays from Gmail
Source: services.google.com
Sure, email is great, but there’s something uniquely heartwarming about the kind of card that comes in the actual mail — especially for folks who don’t hear from us as often as they should, simply because they aren’t online.
A member of a musical dynasty writes a postcard about the past — latimes.com
Source: www.latimes.com
Thomas Newman visits a storm drain culvert while exploring Rustic Canyon, where he recorded the sounds used in “It Got Dark.” The work also includes canyon residents’ reminiscences. (Genaro Molina/Los Angeles Times / November 17, 2009)
Leonard Slatkin (whose parents...