If all goes as planned, the New Museum’s five-year-old building on the Bowery will become something of an amusement park beginning Oct. 26, with visitors hurtling through a giant plastic tube from the fourth floor to the second. (via)
14 October 2011
the new museum is getting this.
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art,
fun slides,
new museum
13 October 2011
what do y'all think?
is matt
Tennessee is in for a rough few weeks, but Simms believes this movie can end with Tennessee getting to the SEC title game.this is going to be interesting.
“For our own team to think that we should be counted out is ridiculous,“ he said. “We should be ready to go week in and week out no matter who the opponent is.
“We do have a tough road ahead, but this is why we play in this conference and you never know what’s going to happen. It’s unfortunate that Tyler and Justin did go down with injuries, but no one feels sorry for us and we can’t feel sorry for ourselves." (via)
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don't give up,
go vols,
matt simms,
tennessee
how exciting!
i just learned that vanessa's dumpling house is coming to williamsburg, expected to open at the end of the month!
in related news, the internet also states that 2Pz east village fave mama's food shop will be opening on south 4th street this month. in the meantime, they're running a pop-up in greenpoint:
Signage went up recently for the Vanessa's Dumpling House branch going in at 310 Bedford, and it seems the dollar-dumpling specialist is aiming to open in late October. It'll be hot on the heels of fellow cheap-eats joints Crif Dogs, the Meatball Shop, and La Esquina, who've all recently rolled out locations across the East River.vanessa's are my second favorite durmps in the city, right behind eton in cobble hill, which i miss terribly and might have to visit soon...
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If things go as planned, there'll be beer and wine to wash down the dumplings, which will probably go for something like four for $1.29, instead of the four for a buck you find on Eldridge Street. "It’s become a high-priced market over there," says Glaser, but "this is still going to be a very good buy." (via)
in related news, the internet also states that 2Pz east village fave mama's food shop will be opening on south 4th street this month. in the meantime, they're running a pop-up in greenpoint:
Announcing a MAMA'S POP-UP in Greenpoint!
@ Veronica People's Club
105 Franklin St
(between Milton St & Noble St)
Brooklyn, NY 11222
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday 6PM- 10PM
Fried Chicken Sandwiches! Meatloaf Sandwiches! Mama's Mac & Cheese! Seasonal Veggies!
Come get some!don't mind if i do! click here for a whole list of east village transplants.
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brooklyn,
dumps,
eating,
mac n cheese,
williamsburg
the 99 percent
this is depressing the h out of me.
but y'all should take a look: we are the 99 percent.
in related news:
"Don't blame Wall Street, don't blame the big banks, if you don't have a job and you're not rich, blame yourself!" -republican presidential candidate, herman cainjust something to think about!
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depression,
occupy wall street
please stop looking at me.
watch this "rap video" from tom hanks' son, "chet haze" if you'd like to experience "a horribly uncomfortable 4 minutes."
12 October 2011
nErD aLeRt!
In fact, more than half of architecture school graduates don’t enter the profession. Fewer still get licensed, which means that the majority of the best and brightest are held in professional limbo or exit the profession entirely. This has been the status quo for decades, and it’s time for a change. We, the public, need architecture and dignifying spaces now more than ever.
Lest you think this title stuff is just semantics, think again. The profession and the public are measurably worse off because of this issue. While diversity in architecture schools is comparable to law and other fields, architecture remains one of the most elite and homogenous professions, clinging to institutional barriers that have thwarted gender parity and diversity efforts. Massive resources are spent on bureaucracy instead of nurturing a more representative profession to serve our diverse society, and supporting architects to create better, more vibrant public spaces. (via)good readin'.
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architecture,
fail,
fix it,
i think i need to change my major
tard puppies
you have ktv to thank for this little collection. look at those back pawz....just a-draggin'.
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damaged goods,
ktv,
power wheels,
puppies
beyonce = plagiarist?
this director lady called beyonce a stealster for borrowing some imagery from her past work for the "countdown" video.
my two cents? with its blatant similarity, it's clearly a nod to a respected influence, and this bitch should be thanking beyonce for the compliment.
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art,
beyonce,
compliments,
stealing
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