Archive for March, 2008
lost in democracy
Vanguard Journalist (and my ex-roommate) Christof Putzel visits the country of Bhutan, often called the last Shangri-la, to gauge peoples’ reaction to the country’s switch from monarchy to democracy. Lost in Democracy premieres Wednesday, April 2nd, 10PM ET/7PM PT, on Current TV
The five year mark of the Iraq War (Operation Iraqi Freedom*) was recently reported upon, duly noted, and logged for posterity into the public record; a five-year debacle that is the most recent installment in the hit blockbuster trilogy of military engagements. Some have been short, some extended, but both produced by the dubious, executive double team of an amiable father and his affable son (the entire collection will be coming soon to a discount retailer near you in a limited-edition box set and available in blu-ray!). My own personal hope is that I wish our troops could come home as soon as possible and that we could end the conflicts and alleviate the pain and suffering for all involved. Isn’t that generally what we all want for the rest of humanity, to end pain and suffering? Well, its one of the main things I wish we could accomplish at least. Continue reading…
I found these farm animal blocks (there’s two missing) on a block near Golden Gate Park. They came in a paper-covered box.
This is a great story on photographer John Coffer, whom is widely credited with reviving the lost art of tintype.
Looking North/Northwest through snow showers across Lake Tahoe, 3:15 PM PST.
