The Daily Word 09.21.09: Monkeys, Robots, Billionaires, Ghosts And Car Smashes. A monkey pushed a woman off a cliff.See some My Little Pony superhero modifications.An army robot can jump over walls. By Mattel.Our favorite [...] Nick Brown \ Sep 17, 2009 Blog
Napkin Art #22: Sacred Heart, By Alan Tonkin I wouldn’t presume to interpret the symbolic expression dripping from Alan Tonkin’s new Napkin Art submission, beyond, perhaps, observing that the stick figure [...] Nick Brown \ Sep 17, 2009 Blog
Gene Grant: The Mayor’s Race The Mayor's Race There’s a research info website called Smart QandA (qanda.encyclopedia.com); plug in a question and an answer comes back. How they hook you is [...] Gene Grant \ Sep 10, 2009 News
Maple Bacon Cider It’s Not Just For Breakfast Late at night, at last year’s New Mexico Brewer’s campout in the Pecos, a legendary cider-maker voiced an opinion that I think most [...] John Millington \ Sep 10, 2009 Blog Note the maple sugar rim on the tasting cup (we weren’t the only team with a serving gimmick) (Todd Coffey)
Gooooo, Team Torture! The Center for Constitutional Rights released a set of baseball-like cards featuring American proponents of torture.There’s an option for making your own card. [...] Marisa Demarco \ Sep 10, 2009 Blog
Restaurant Review: Persian Market A Magic Carpet Ride For Your Mouth Part café, part grocery store and part library, Persian Market is an oasis of Persian culture. A banal strip mall exterior gives little [...] Ari LeVaux \ Sep 10, 2009 Food Chicken kebab, sans skewer (Sergio Salvador salvadorphoto.com)
Bite-Size Beauties The Alibi ’S Annual Haiku Contest Winners In Japan, haiku are traditionally short poems focused on the natural world and our place in it. This being America, we like to [...] Erin Adair-Hodges \ Sep 10, 2009 Feature
Show Up!: The Thermals Indie Heat In a way, The Thermals is the quintessential indie band. It’s attracted major label interest since forming in 2002, but its loyalty to [...] Kyle Eustice \ Sep 10, 2009 Music Thermal activity (Joe Hammeke)
We Art The People Folk Art Festival Several years ago, art therapist Janis Timm-Bottos was inspired when she learned about Depression-era “community art studios.” These studios were created in response [...] W. Jacob Divett \ Sep 10, 2009 Art Puppets at rest.
Culture Shock: School’s In School’s In It’s important to try new things. I’m somewhat of an expert at this. I’ve tried seven art forms, six sports, five languages and [...] Erin Adair-Hodges \ Sep 10, 2009 Art “Dawn Blossoms” by Wendell W. Unzicker