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Just a pearl

The objective of the day was minimal today: look after my tuture, the pampered and send it to the garage for inspection. What I am is a real moral problem. Indeed, owning a car is a completely new situation for me, and I must say, quite contradictory to my way of seeing things.

But hey, let's admit it. My principles were liquefied in the Suburbanite. It is very hard to survive in the suburbs of NYC without a car, and I think I already have a record of longevity. Eighteen months, which could be better?

Then, the evening was spent reading "Girl with a Pearl Earring" by Tracy Chevalier. Many months behind the book in my library, and I do not know, or even abhor, voluntarily. This last one ex - It Takes Time to just get over it .

Scarlett on the cover, obviously that catches my eye. So obviously I started and finished the bugger to book. Aaargh.

It is fully appreciated as the works Vermeer: clear, bright, simple. Knight tells us his own version of the history of Girl with a Pearl (and the Dairy, the Girl with Glass of Wine, The Concert). In three days, eyeing the poster adorning his room, the author has laid this simple story.

And in less time, the historical novel is readable. Extrêmenent nothing original, not far from empty bombast of Da Vinci Code and consors. Griet's story is refreshing. I'll throw myself on the first DVD of the film adaptation.

Top Five movies of Miss S. Johannson (20 years!)

1. Lost in Translation
2. Ghost World
3. The Man Who Was not There
4. The Horse Whisperer
[5. Girl with a Perl Earring?]

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WNYU

tonight, returning from Lake Mahopac, after glandouillé deliciously on the boat from a colleague in my new super tuture, I listen to WNYU, The Halftime show. Old School Hip Hop I like it. It's too good.

Yo.

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Penn Station Undaground


Rats played the inhabitants of the New York underground debris from Penn Station for several decades. Until 2000, some 75 people have been living in Amtrak tunnels, building an unusual communityof homeless. Located several feet below Manhattan their own home sweet home . Exhaust fumes from trains, diseases carried by rat bites, addiction to crack cocaine. The young Briton Marc Singer, himself living in the tunnel, assisted by members of this community, filmed the daily life of the tunnel in "Dark Days 'meeting turns his peers Dee, Ralph, Tommy, Ronnie or ... rats. The super 8 camera was loaned by a store, the project more or less funded by a dozen credit cards not supplied, and Kodak gave the last film to finish the film.

DJ Shadow - James Lavelle and more Thom Yorke - Add my favorite tunes or Endtroducing Unkle. This is a doc
N / B polished aesthetics - yet improvised and beginner-romanticisant sometimes the condition of the homeless, but clearly super poignant. Award at Sundance 2000.

Welcome to New York, New York.

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The problem We All Live With

November 1960. The law on segregation in public schools is repealed. In New Orleans, little Ruby Bridges - 6 years - went to William Frantz Public School, as the first black schoolgirl. Under streams of tomatoes, the cries of anger, threats of racist segregation, will be escorted every morning by police. To go to a school ... empty. White families boycotted the schools for one year.

The teacher Miss Henry will school at Ruby Nell normally for one year. A special class for one child.

Norman Rockwell in a series of covers for Look Magazine on racism, illustrates perfectly the scene of the entrance to the little girl in The Problem We All Live With . In N. Rockwell Museum (Stockbridge, MA, NYC 2:30 in the valley of the Housatonic River), one can see a nice selection of other works of the illustrator. Beyond certain sentimentality (saving a boy scout girl flooding, endless admiration for Lincoln), Rockwell painted a few pearls of U.S. popular culture.

[ The Ruby Bridges Foundation founded by Ruby 40 years later]
[ The Norman Rockwell Museum , also with right now, an exhibition on the covers of tasty New Yorker ]

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America to me


Thurston Moore praised the audio cassette in "Mix Tape, The Art of Cassette Culture. I love this book. I do not know more than 7% of people cited in it, I know of no more than 5.5% of patches patiently identified in these compilations K7. However, the universe answered in this book is certainly the world of USA I love.

Collage, brothel, Rock, Hip-Hop, College and Grad School, strange artifacts, stories of love to the jaw-me-the-node, rock, indie rock, East Village, punk, comics, Boom box.

higher the bit of nostalgia for this symbol of popular culture, now supplanted by the iTunes playlist. Just love it. I also loved the spiel by Dean Wareham (formerly Luna, Galaxie 500). Verbatim in the language of Etienne Daho, translated by myself:

It takes a lot of time and energy to create phenomenal compiles its small K7. The emotional bond with his prospective beneficiary is taking place during the time spent tweaking the object. This link, this may be the desire to share his bed, or at other times his ideas. The message of the gift may be: "I love you. I think about you all the time. Listen how much I think of you. " Or: "I love myself. I am a sophisticated, tasteful, listening stuff goods. This cassette explain everything to me. "There's something very narcissistic in the act of designing a compilation tape, and this gift invariably creates a sense of debt among those who offer and those who receive.

The blog phenomenon is there a resurgence of new compiles K7?

Dig yourself:

[Thurston Moore we NPR ]
[Art of Mix ]
[ Automatic Mix Gen at Tiny Mix Tapes: ask any compiled a theme, and you the will: Nick Hornby home]