Sunday, May 30, 2010

grownkidsradio.com

http://grownkidsradio.com/episodes
i like this music blog. they play fly ish from around the world..

miss west-philli fabulous 2010


http://sarahgreenphoto.blogspot.com

what can i say about this show that has not been said about the rose. everyone was superfucking fabulous. i wld like to send a special thanks to the beautiful and fabulous DAVE END. for asking SUPERDEFSTAR to perform. btw. this fly ass photo was takin by the superfucking talented SARAH GREEN chk out her blog for more pics of the show.

Inexpensive labor



Inexpensive labor from the countryside, important as it is to China’s growth as a tradingnation, is one major facet of its success. Just as important is a rising industrial production capability. China now plays a central role in the global supply chain for the world’s multinational corporations. As a planner or researcher interested in China his pictures also challenge us to think about the personal behind the industrial.

Edward Burtynsky, photographer

Saturday, May 29, 2010

Thursday, May 20, 2010

Scorpio Weekly Horoscope

Your power of persuasion this week is greater than you realize and will enable you to direct a certain current in a key relationship as your ruler Pluto makes a deliberate angle of intent to Mercury in your house of relationships on Wednesday, May 19. All eyes are on you to take the lead and yet if you hesitate at all, someone else just might do it for you. Take control and seize the opportunity to take back the reigns in a situation where you have felt somewhat powerless. Venus, the planet of loving promise moves into fellow water sign Cancer on Thursday, May 20 in your house of faith which has a way of easing a world of worry as you are reminded when you focus on the right things, the right things tend to happen.

Assert your power and assert it well

pseudepidendrum


Epidendrum pseudepidendrum. This insanely colourful orchid grows in the lowland rain forests of Costa Rica and Panama. | +

Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Reef the lost cauze feat. Ethel Cee


Philly stand up! and yes thats my boyfriend in the broom with some ramdom girl... (smiles then goes to load up my gun..) hahaha

Friday, May 14, 2010

Wai Khru Tattoo Festival



From his series Wai Khru Tattoo Festival. Traditionally, Thai tattoos are believed to be more than just a decorative art. Recipients believe that each tattoo carries protective properties and it is in search of these that people gather at the temple every spring. The rituals are a complex mix of Buddhist, Hindu, Brahman and Animist beliefs. Devotees come to pay their respects to their religious teachers and to receive tattoos that are created at the hands of these spiritual leaders. It is not only the application of the tattoo that has significance, it is the magical activation of the designs that believers seek. Once applied, the tattoo is believed to offer protection and in a country with an unpredictable political future, such protection is increasingly in demand.

Gavin Gough, photographer

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Cnn feat. Raekwon


nu shit.. beat is ill.

Changjiao Miao



Changjiao Miao people live in the mountains 2,000 meters above sea level in 12 villages located close to each other with a total population of 4,000. On a typical day, the women simply wrap their hair behind their head around a sharp-ended wooden board. They wear the long horns only on holidays and during festivals, together with the decorative hair bun made of linen, wool and small amounts of ancestral hair. The heavy ornament places extra strain on their neck and waist, leading to their typical walking posture. The hair bun can weigh up to 2 kilograms. The most precious dowry gift a mother can give to her daughter is ancestral hair. Guizhou, China.

Kieron Nelson, photographer

Cassiopea andromeda



Upside-down jellyfish, Cassiopea andromeda. They gain most of their nutrition from symbiotic algae in their tissues, through the process of photosynthesis. (Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea).

David Hall, photographer

Monday, May 10, 2010

Exit Through the Gift Shop

Exit Through the Gift Shop” Sneak Peak

This is deemed ‘the world’s first street art disaster movie’. It is the first film by renowned street artist, Banksy. The film also contains exclusive interviews from Shephard Fairey, Invader and other graffiti artists. AWESOME!

Philippines


Wearing their traditional costumes, indigenous Filipino tribal elder Nicholas Cawed, right, and daughter Mia Nichole Cawed of the Igorot Tribe vote in the first ever automated presidential elections Monday, May 10, 2010 in Baguio city, Mountain Province in northern Philippines.

LENA HORNE


Lena Horne black wings

defiant in this sky blue

You took us with you.

-Jessica Care Moore

Scorpio Weekly Horoscope

This is a make it or break it week for your most significant relationships, but that isn’t news to you, is it? As Mercury turns around in your partnership sector after 5 weeks of going back and forth here, you’ll find you have some decisions to make. These should be made together, with a mutual respect for each other’s needs, and to the extent that you can do that, you can take the situation to a solid new beginning. If you can’t be mutual though, maybe it’s time to move on. Either way, there’s a new Moon set to take place here on Thursday, promising a new chapter. Take Monday and Tuesday to determine what you truly want. NOT what your partner wants, NOT what your Mother wants, but what you and only you truly want.

Believe you can have it and it’s yours.

Benaras



From the series Benaras: 24 hours. Surya Puja

Varanasi or Benaras, also known as kashi, is one of the oldest living cities in the world. Benaras’s prominence in hindu mythology is virtually unrevealed. According to the “Vamana Purana”, the Varuna and Assi rivers originated from the body of primordial Person at the beginning of time itself. The tract of land lying between them is believed to be, “Varanasi”, the holiest of all pilgrimages.

Nilanjan Ray, photographer

Terminal Mirage



From his series Terminal Mirage, aerial photos of the Great Salt Lake in northwestern Utah.

At times, it is the fourth largest terminal lake in the world, with its status changing with the rise and fall of its depth and square acreage. The lake’s most distinctive aspect is, of course, its exceptional richness in five major elements (sodium, magnesium, potassium, chloride, and sulfate) as well as other elements in lesser quantities. The naturally occurring minerals in the soil, leach into the water, and are concentrated in varying strengths in the lake. As each mineral element has its own color, the density of the colors of the lake relate in part to the levels of concentrations present at any given time of specific elements.

David Maisel, photographer

Thursday, May 6, 2010

Victoria Falls, Zambia


Victoria Falls, Zambia
Photograph by Annie Griffiths Belt

The 355-foot (108-meter) drop of Victoria Falls just inches away, a swimmer stands at the lip of a hidden pool—an eight-foot-deep (two-meter-deep) divot in the riverbed rock—accessible only when the Zambezi River runs low

Saturn’s Moon Mimas


Saturn’s Moon Mimas is seen in this Cassini image against the cloudless, blue skies over Saturn’s northern hemisphere. The stripes seen on the planet are the shadows of the planets rings.

song of the week


Ani DiFranco - Shrug

Quest for water


From his series Salt Water Tears: Quest for water

There is a powerful crossover in the way pictures work. Read these pictures only as little truths and they will wrench out your heart. Read them as big truths and they will drive you towards planning practical effort for change. Francis Hodgson

Munem Wasif, photographer

Wednesday, May 5, 2010

Sonia Sanchez

i kneel down like a
collector of jewels before
you. i am singing
one long necklace of love my
mouth a sapphire of grapes.



-Sonia Sanchez
(im going to see her on friday..)

gorillaz feat. Lil Dragon

MORE ROCKERS!


photo by meredith Eldow

ROCKERS!





photos by geoff hall

spinyhead blenny



The diminutive spinyhead blenny is usually seen peeking out from within the protection of its den - an old wormhole in coral. When threatened, it retreats further into the safety of its hole. (Acanthemblemaria spinosa)

David Hall, photographer

Tuesday, May 4, 2010

Guano



From his series Guano: for thousands of years, seabirds ate anchovies and then crapped all over islands off the coast of Peru. It got up to a hundred and fifty feet deep and was the world’s best fertilizer; wars were fought over it as thousands worked the guano mines. Soon they hit rock, Fritz Haber invented synthetic fertilizers and the party was over.

Tomas Munita, photographer

Monday, May 3, 2010

Scorpio Weekly Horoscope

A pivotal moment produces the huge reckoning that’s on tap for you this week, but don’t let that scare you for one moment. This is your week. If you’re honest you will be able to see more clearly than ever what it is you want the most from your partnership situation and you’ll speak your Truth and get so much closer to where you want to be. This moment has been a long time coming. Mars, your other ruler, has been sitting up in your house of goals for months now, and he is nearly ready to take you into brand new territory. This week the Sun squares Mars from your relationship sector and that change that’s been hammering at your heart finally manifests itself. Don’t worry that Mercury is retrograde.

The action you take makes perfect, workable sense out of your entire past.

Saturday, May 1, 2010

Beware the cost of war



From the exhibit Beware the cost of war, that consists of violent and often gruesome images from the Israeli-Palestinian conflict taken by both Israeli and Palestinian photographers; without words, the pictures will be freer to speak for themselves.

Uriel Sinai, photographer