Thursday, June 26, 2014

Quote

Why not go out on a limb? Isn't that where the fruit is?
                                                        Frank Scully 

Monday, June 2, 2014

Quote

"The one principle of hell-I am my own."
                                George Mcdonald

Thursday, March 13, 2014

E. E Cummings

As a poet goes E.E Cummings ranks very high, at least in my perspective. As stated in the article much of his early work edged on "Funky punctuation," and like myself always looking for new perspectives that would cultivate ideas. In fact he wrote this very magazine early on submitting his beloved writing.

Designer Yves Behar

Yves Behar as stated in Vanity Fair Feb 24th states that his designer as having a iconic reputation..  He has focused a career of fine crafted-day to day use objects. Attending art school; starting his own company, and eventually landing a position at Jawbone

Thursday, December 19, 2013

Nature at work

In the Orion October 2012 issues an article depicts the chaotic landslides and land-displacements caused by nature effecting a Mexican town that is almost wiped of the earth. Stunning black and white photos really take you to this place and makes you fell part of this disaster.

Cycling

Looking to take your bike out for a spin. Even if you find yourself in Las Vegas? From the article in Sunset it can be done. Escape from the tormenting Vegas life-take your bike for a daring ride...read the article to discover the scenic byways.

Tuesday, November 26, 2013

London at its Finist

19ths Centaury was indeed a different and most dangerous world.  Thereabouts London was full of diabolical aspects that for the most part was hidden from society. Behind the veil most that taken to the hospitals did not survive as it was common to become infected and or not survive surgery. But something else was taking place and it is was in the name of science. Corpses have been discovered on the grounds; bodies that had been mutilated for research and discarded like garbage. The unfortunate victims never to fully rest became specimens for those learning to become doctors. More about this in Archeology May/June 2013