May 2013
35 posts
How Crossing the Border Gets More and More...
univisionnews:
By TED HESSON
The next time someone tells you that the U.S. isn’t going after the people who cross the border, you can respond with a very simple answer.
They’re wrong.
Over the past 10 years, prosecutions for illegal entry and reentry have increased 1,400 and 300 percent, respectively, according to a recent report by Human Rights Watch.
Crossing the border without...
"It's Not Perfect, But It's Ours." →
keepingtrackofnothing:
chiaraatik:
Did you know Hallmark sells “Troubled Relationship” cards??
I’d be so damn good at writing those cards.
“Sorry I refused to acknowledge the way the way that patriarchal bullshit made it so that you will always be less secure financially than I am and how even if we are married and stuff, I could still leave you and ultimately fuck you over because LOL...
American Bread: A Guide to 41 Hyper-Regional... →
blownspeakers:
I want to go on a road trip to eat every one of these sandwiches.
ME TOO!
pleasedontsqueezetheshaman:
It’s pronounced “jif”, gust jet over it, you juys.
Some Native Americans Not 'Indian Enough' For... →
apihtawikosisan:
SAN FRANCISCO — When Liz DeRouen needs any kind of health care services, from diabetes counseling to a dental cleaning, she checks into a government-funded clinic in Northern California’s wine country that covers all her medical needs. Her care and the medical services for her children and grandchildren are paid for as part of the government’s treaty obligations to American...
The type of young person that magazine writers come across most frequently are...
– Every Every Every Generation Has Been the Me Me Me Generation - Elspeth Reeve - The Atlantic Wire (via sc0rnflakess)
THREE wars.
Rip it up (not really)
I realized all of a sudden that my dissertation chapters were getting a little out of control. I think on my chapter map/outline plan I had 12 chapters or something ridiculous like that. I think in an earlier stage of planning and writing this thing out, smaller chapters seemed more manageable. Like if I take a bunch of little things, it adds up to one BIG thing? AMIRITE?
BUT it wasn’t...
Disney quiere hacer del Día de Muertos una marca... →
fuckyeahmexico:
silverdisaster:
De concretarse la operación, si alguien quiere lanzar juguetes, videojuegos, pasta dental, o hasta pijamas relacionadas con la celebración del 2 de noviembre, tendrá primero que enfrentarse con The Walt Disney Company.
????
This has to be a joke?
Last Monday I woke up to -6 and flurries. Today is beautiful and sunny and we have a predicted high of 29 Celsius. AND no mosquitoes.
No leaves on the trees either, but I’ll take what I can get.
tanacetum-vulgare:
Trying out my new trail running shoes with a jog in the foresty park. I have $10 in my bra and I’ve parked my bike next to a hotdog stand so I have something awesome to look forward to after my run :D
That is a genius idea
New ways of looking at the North →
A social anthropologist and a photographer from Toronto are working on projects aiming to dispel common myths about life in the North. Dr. Lindsay Bell of the University of Toronto and her research partner, Jesse Jackson, were in Hay River last week to examine various public spaces and analyze how people interact within them.
Yay Lindsay! Always nice to see colleagues in the news, especially...
Some days...
Some days I open up a current dissertation chapter word doc and things are great! I think to myself, hey, this isn’t half bad! You’re not a total idiot! This makes sense! I see where you’re, um, I’m going with this!!! Etc.
Other days (LIKE TODAY) it’s the opposite. Everything I write reads as soooo stupid and terribly written but I try to write a few paragraphs...
Why am I such a klutz?????
So far this morning, I spilled water all over the place while watering plants. THEN I dropped one of the plants and got dirt everywhere. THEN I spilled coffee all over the floor. And it’s not even 8am yet. Maybe I should just go back to bed.
Burritos and Totem Pole Watching with Needles and... →
keepingtrackofnothing:
For the second episode of our Vancouver stopover, we met up with the great people of Needles and Pins and they took us out for burritos, a beach visit, and a historical lesson about totem poles.
needles // pins, nice video, kids! vice this is the one thing I like you for and the last one <3
This is awesome! I like their mini van and Adam’s totem pole lesson...
I spent the last week interviewing men and women, and the children of men and...
– TA-NEHISI COATES
http://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2013/05/the-ghetto-is-public-policy/275456/
(via dithology)
Love this story. I mean it’s SO depressing, but Coates has done a great job of showing how being poor and black doesn’t ‘just happen’ - inequalities...
totheedgesoftheearth:
I live in Winterpeg, Manisnowba.
Fair enough, I live in Freezemonton, Snowberta
April 2013
36 posts
Life has a gap in it…it just does. You don’t go crazy trying to fill it like...
– Take This Waltz (via scatteringsofminutiae)