brit brit took a break from not singing in her recent concert in greensboro, north carolina. she covered alanis morissette, and sounded... real.
via
08 September 2009
new moon soundtrack
so there's a website for the new moon soundtrack now. and apparently death cab is releasing a single. just click right here if you're interested in any of that.
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death cab for cutie,
movies,
music,
new moon
bravo cat fight
here is your newest bravo diva internet feud. 5 hours old. bethenny frankel from real housewives of new york talked some shit about her friend of 20 years rachel zoe and how self important she seems on her show. rachel zoe was not impressed. twitter war!
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internet feuds,
rachel zoe,
real housewives,
twitter
another 2sie 2zday tearjerker!
A giant farm dog and a tiny piglet cuddle up as if they were family after the baby runt was dismissed by its own mother. (via)
thx blake!
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abandonment,
piglets,
puppies,
twosie tuesday
brb outside : labor day bbq
2Pz friend kathleen invited joel and i over to her home in bay ridge yesterday to hang out with her delightful family, eat some delicious bbq, and enjoy their beautiful backyard. we had lots of fun, of course.
i just wanted to introduce everyone to her awesome kids (and i don't even like kids, so that's saying something). huck and connor were a delight. you might ask....kylie, what did those children do to win you over? well, i'll tell you.
here they are laughing mercilessly at joel for not having any friends until high school. how humiliating!
and look at the way connor eats his hot dogs!!!
what's for lunch? chicken burger, chips, pickles, and a delicious pasta salad featuring homegrown tomatoes!
huck said he was planning on being a wide reciever for the ohio state suckeyes, for the sole reason of 'they spend more money than any other program'. joel and i informed him about the vols and how rich they are. i don't think he was convinced, but joel showed him some of his peyton manning moves anyway.
i just wanted to introduce everyone to her awesome kids (and i don't even like kids, so that's saying something). huck and connor were a delight. you might ask....kylie, what did those children do to win you over? well, i'll tell you.
here they are laughing mercilessly at joel for not having any friends until high school. how humiliating!
and look at the way connor eats his hot dogs!!!
what's for lunch? chicken burger, chips, pickles, and a delicious pasta salad featuring homegrown tomatoes!
huck said he was planning on being a wide reciever for the ohio state suckeyes, for the sole reason of 'they spend more money than any other program'. joel and i informed him about the vols and how rich they are. i don't think he was convinced, but joel showed him some of his peyton manning moves anyway.
did you see what happened at the US open last night?
Mimicking the mannerisms and serving style of McEnroe, Djokovic paced the baseline and hurled the ball high into the air before hitting it hard into the net. In mock disgust, he threw his racket to the ground, pointed at the line and screamed at an imaginary umpire, "It was wide!" before the obligatory "You cannot be serious" rant had 10,000 spectators in Arthur Ashe Stadium roaring with laughter.
Urged by Djokovic to come and join him, McEnroe sportingly left his position in the commentary box, came down onto the court and took up the gauntlet of playing a couple of points. (via)
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ceeyute,
john mcenroe,
novak djokovic,
tennis,
us open
nErD aLeRt!
A wooden house in Utrecht, Netherlands, by Amsterdam architects Rocha Tombal.
Called House Bierings, the timber-clad building has different shaped windows protruding from it’s surfaces at various angles on all sides. Each window is positioned to obscure views of neighbouring buildings and frame views of the countryside beyond. (via)
Called House Bierings, the timber-clad building has different shaped windows protruding from it’s surfaces at various angles on all sides. Each window is positioned to obscure views of neighbouring buildings and frame views of the countryside beyond. (via)
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architecture,
design,
dutch,
nerd alert
the 50 states project
"Each photographer lives in one of the 50 States and during the year long project each photographer will represent the State where they currently live. Every two months each photographer will be sent an assignment by e-mail, they then have two months to produce one image in response. The images must represent both their style and their State. " (via)
Labels:
art,
geography,
photos,
united states
NYT on ikea font change / mistake
They should have first taken everything out of the carton and made sure nothing was missing and that they weren’t mixing up, say, a Bjursta with a Leksvik or a Muddus. Then they should have taken a look to see how it all would fit together (serifs, strokes and counters), and only then should they have taken the many parts (stems, extenders, legs, spurs and chins) and started to jostle them into place, making sure they had enough help for heavy lifting when anything resembling pressed board was involved.
Instead they violated their aesthetic and their method: they went cheap (O.K., that’s part of Ikea’s appeal) but they also went pre-fab, ready-made. They even jettisoned their own distinctive, Swedish-owned design for something generic, multinational and bland. What good is designing furniture with coy names few outside your country can properly pronounce if you print a catalog describing those items using a font designed by Microsoft? (via)
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big mistake,
design,
ikea,
typography
the river that flows both ways
sure, everyone loves the hudson river. and yeah, new york is currently celebrating the 400th anniversary of henry hudson's first voyage up the mighty estuary. but did you ever think about how native americans feel about her?
well, there's an exhibition at wave hill in the bronx examining the relationships of various indiginous peoples' relationships with the hudson.
nytimes review
well, there's an exhibition at wave hill in the bronx examining the relationships of various indiginous peoples' relationships with the hudson.
nytimes review
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art,
hudson,
native americans,
new york
kim clijsters is ridiculous.
she just won her quarterfinal match against 18-seed li na (6-2, 6-4).
in case y'all don't know, clijsters retired 2 years ago to pop out a baby. she was invited to play an exhibition match at wimbledon a few weeks ago, so she got back in shape. she entered the US open as an unranked wild card, and has proceeded to kill everyone she's played so far.
roger federer said playing tennis is just like riding a bike, so i guess what she's doing isn't that hard...
she's got defending champ serena williams next.
in case y'all don't know, clijsters retired 2 years ago to pop out a baby. she was invited to play an exhibition match at wimbledon a few weeks ago, so she got back in shape. she entered the US open as an unranked wild card, and has proceeded to kill everyone she's played so far.
roger federer said playing tennis is just like riding a bike, so i guess what she's doing isn't that hard...
she's got defending champ serena williams next.
Labels:
kim clijsters,
serena williams,
tennis,
us open
2zie 2sday tearjerker
Animal trainer Neil Egland uses a fire hose to cool off Kachina, left, and Cinnamon, American black bears that were evacuated from the Wildlife Waystation on Little Tujunga Road in the Angeles National Forest. (via)
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bears,
ceeyute,
twosie tuesday
a new 2Pz friend
this is erin's new puppy, hank! he is a goldendoodle. 2Pz asked hank to fill out a brief questionaire give us all a little insight into his life, and help us get to know each other better.
name: henry mooney - "hank"
birthday: 07.08.09
favorite food: green beans and hot dogs
favorite toy: sticks
favorite pastime: peeing in jeffs office
favorite place: bathroom floor
favorite time of day: 30 minutes before i puppy-passout
least favorite activity: walking with a leash
guilty pleasure: pooping in jeffs office
things i wish i knew 3 days ago: lysol is poisonous
people i would like to meet: lance armstrong
things i would like to accomplish in my life: eat every grasshopper
thanks for sharing, hank! you're in for one hell of a great life living with erin. i speak from experience.
thanks for sharing, hank! you're in for one hell of a great life living with erin. i speak from experience.
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ceeyute,
erin baker,
friends,
green beans,
puppies
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