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Tue Jan 19
Numbers

wolfmank:

GDP of Haiti: $8.5 billion.

Goldman Sachs bonus pool: $20 billion.

azspot:

Mon Jan 18
“ Darkness cannot drive out darkness: only light can do that. — Martin Luther King, Jr.
Fri Jan 15
So wrong, but so awesome. Found on Fark.com.

So wrong, but so awesome. Found on Fark.com.

Thu Jan 14
Wed Jan 13
I feel motivated already.

I feel motivated already.

Tue Jan 12
“ As much as Republican critics would like to use the incident for partisan purposes, Reid’s blundering comments were made in the context of supporting an African-American candidate, not praising a segregationist one. — Bingo. Yes, it was a dumb thing to say, but it’s a far cry from Lott’s “wouldn’t it have been awesome of we had a segregationist as President?” Ruth Marcus: What was Sen. Harry Reid thinking? - RocNow.com
Thu Jan 7
(via solipsism)

(via solipsism)

Tue Jan 5
Will Yurman takes some pretty awesome photos. rochesterinfocus: Fire - 01-04-2010 - photo by Will Yurman Monday evening a fire destroyed a building on Main Street in Brockport. It was home to six women who are students at the State University of New York at Brockport, officials at the scene said. When I first got to the fire I concentrated on the building itself. Flames were still visible shooting out of the roof. But while not officially under control, the firefighters clearly had the fire contained. As I walked around the scene, with only the hint of daylight left in the sky, and the snow falling, I saw some of the fire fighters watching the fire. It was a strangely quiet and beautiful kind of moment in what was otherwise a messy, noisy, tragic place.

Will Yurman takes some pretty awesome photos.

rochesterinfocus:

Fire - 01-04-2010 - photo by Will Yurman

Monday evening a fire destroyed a building on Main Street in Brockport. It was home to six women who are students at the State University of New York at Brockport, officials at the scene said. When I first got to the fire I concentrated on the building itself. Flames were still visible shooting out of the roof. But while not officially under control, the firefighters clearly had the fire contained. As I walked around the scene, with only the hint of daylight left in the sky, and the snow falling, I saw some of the fire fighters watching the fire. It was a strangely quiet and beautiful kind of moment in what was otherwise a messy, noisy, tragic place.

Mon Jan 4
Thu Dec 31

Ethan chats (and sneezes) on Vimeo