Monthly Archives: September 2009

As One Working Musician put it, “[Amanda] clearly lays out her reasoning for not being ashamed or afraid to ask her fans to pay her for her work. This is one of the clearest statements of what I call the New Artist???s Creed that I have read to date… Continue reading →

This hoard is perhaps the most important collection of Anglo-Saxon objects found in England. It compares and perhaps exceeds those objects found at Sutton Hoo. Originally discovered by metal detectorist Terry Herbert in July 2009 and subsequently … Continue reading →

The people at HuntingLodge.no noted that these illustrations by Shogo Endo are from “An Anatomical Guide To Monsters,” a 1967 book with text by Shoji Otomo,adding “If anyone can find a copy, we’ll take it!”[via Milena] via bookofjoe.com Study thes… Continue reading →

If there were a surefire way to improve your brain, would you try it? Judging by the abundance of products, programs and pills that claim to offer ???cognitive enhancement,??? many people are lining up for just such quick brain fixes. Recent research … Continue reading →

It’s very easy. Simply do what most people do: when someone tells or gives you something or sends you a link or a photo or anything you already have or have read or seen, first thing say, “Oh, I saw / knew / have that.” Me, I see a lot but you’ll … Continue reading →

Traveling in an urban environment can be daunting, particularly if you???re sightseeing in a new place. If you???re lucky enough to be in Paris, where rental bikes dot the landscape (or in the future, where these awesome energy-generating rental bikes… Continue reading →