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17 year old Biggie freestyles on the street in Bed Stuy - so good.

I couldn’t be more excited about this!  All those #100pushups must have paid off.

justin:

Watch this in case you’re not sure …

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Lo’s List: L’Exactitude N’est Pas La Vérité

BY: LO MARTIN

“So, you thought you were one-of-a-kind? Well, think again. Rotterdam-based photographer Ari Versluis and profiler Ellie Uyttenbroek have been examining the distinct dress codes of various social clusters for well over a decade now and their striking book of images, Exactitudes (that’s exact and attitude smished together), demonstrates once again to us obstinate humans how beautifully similar to one another we are. From Rotterdam gabberbitches to Parisian tektonik dancers to little rascals in Rio, our daily garb is a careful uniform defined by age, race, religion, sex, location, musical taste, political view, career choice – you name it, you’ll fit in somewhere. Here are some of my favorites.”

Via MTV Iggy blog

I love lego, I love Howl’s Moving Castle - what’s not to like here?  Plus, the interior is just as impressive as the exterior.  For more photos, check out Imagine’s Brickzone’s Flickr

via boingboing

“Which giant corporations own which “small” organic food brands? (2009 edition)”
via Rocketboom

“Which giant corporations own which “small” organic food brands? (2009 edition)”

via Rocketboom

Today on  Humanwire:

Cookie Monster shows Ella the right way to eat a cookie - om nom nom nom nom! Rocketboom’s field correspondent Ella Morton heads over to Sesame Street in celebration of their 40th season to talk with a few furry inhabitants. Music by Podington Bear.

Post Bikes is screening “Saty Fit” tonight at 8pm.  Best part: Free Beer.  Located at 172 North 1st St. in Williamsburg.

Post Bikes is screening “Saty Fit” tonight at 8pm.  Best part: Free Beer.  Located at 172 North 1st St. in Williamsburg.

Man, I just love info-graphics.  This one couldn’t be more on point.

Man, I just love info-graphics.  This one couldn’t be more on point.

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A Spectacled Bear, also known as the Andean Bear in a German zoo recently shed most of its fur from head to foot. The zoo’ s veterinarian cannot explain why this has happened. With winter fast approaching Germany, zoo staff are wondering how to keep the animal warm in the next several months.

via: Newser

Religion, just like everything else can be broken down into a brightly colored flow chart…  all I can think about is Hummus after reading this though.
(via hedwig_the_owl)

Religion, just like everything else can be broken down into a brightly colored flow chart…  all I can think about is Hummus after reading this though.

(via hedwig_the_owl)

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In conjunction with “Urs Fischer: Marguerite de Ponty,” Urs Fischer selects a group of films to be screened in the New Museum theater including the famous Senegalese Road Movie, Touki Bouki starting at 5pm tomorrow (Thursday, Oct. 29th).  Tickets are $6 per person.
Touki Bouki (1973)95 min, Wolof language with English subtitlesDir. Djibril Diop Mambéty Mory, a cowherd, and Anta, a university student, meet in Dakar. Alienated and disaffected by both Senegal and Africa, they work up schemes to raise money to go to Paris. On the course of their journey, they begin to discover the cruelty of life as their aspirations slowly begin to dissolve. Full of dreamlike surrealism and colorful symbolism, Touki Bouki is often considered the first avant-garde film to come out of Africa. Restored in 2008 by the World Cinema Foundation at Cineteca di Bologna / L’Immagine Ritrovata Laboratory.

In conjunction with “Urs Fischer: Marguerite de Ponty,” Urs Fischer selects a group of films to be screened in the New Museum theater including the famous Senegalese Road Movie, Touki Bouki starting at 5pm tomorrow (Thursday, Oct. 29th).  Tickets are $6 per person.

Touki Bouki (1973)
95 min, Wolof language with English subtitles
Dir. Djibril Diop Mambéty 
Mory, a cowherd, and Anta, a university student, meet in Dakar. Alienated and disaffected by both Senegal and Africa, they work up schemes to raise money to go to Paris. On the course of their journey, they begin to discover the cruelty of life as their aspirations slowly begin to dissolve. Full of dreamlike surrealism and colorful symbolism, Touki Bouki is often considered the first avant-garde film to come out of Africa. Restored in 2008 by the World Cinema Foundation at Cineteca di Bologna / L’Immagine Ritrovata Laboratory.

mememolly:

bobbymiller:

MeMe Molly from RocketBoom is on the show this Thursday.
Oh, and we kind of go on a date too.
“The best episode of the show yet.  Granted, we don’t watch the show that much…in all honesty.” - The New York Times

mememolly:

bobbymiller:

MeMe Molly from RocketBoom is on the show this Thursday.

Oh, and we kind of go on a date too.

“The best episode of the show yet.  Granted, we don’t watch the show that much…in all honesty.” - The New York Times

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