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Sarina Brewer
Artist and naturalist Sarina Brewer recycles the natural into the unnatural, breathing new life into the animals she resurrects. Early works were shrines to the animals they incorporated, creating final resting places for them. Preparing animal remains for use in her sculpture and abstract paintings slowly evolved into taxidermy over the course of a decade.
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Ken just gets frustrated, mom. And afterwards he is so sorry and sweet. Also. He bought me a Corvette — in MY color!
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In addition to this very official Tumblr Staff blog and our charmingly factual About page, you may already be familiar with our official Engineering blog, which shines a light on technical developments of interest to the Tumblr population. Today we’re rolling out four more departmental Tumblrs showing how we live and work, as well as better communicating with the community about what we’re doing.
The Editorial blog previews stories and features in progress from this new and still secretive organization (have you submitted to the Storyboard tag yet?). The International blog gives you a taste of our globetrotting efforts (did you know Tumblr serves nine languages, with more on the way?). The Ministry of Design represents our aesthetics corps (lately tripled in size and militancy). And the Support blog provides a wealth of tips, insight, and advice about how our friendly little town of 50-million-plus gets on and gets along.
More of these departmental Tumblrs may evolve and appear, and all should be considered works in progress — by turns serious and useful as well as creatively stimulating and amusing. Take a look and let us know what you think.
Curious. I didn’t realize Tumblr was so deep.
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one of the members of Klownhole is descended from the lovely (and hilariously named) Aslög (Kráka). Here pictured in the winsome scene that won over her future husband, Ragnar. Walking a dog, wearing only a fishnet, and eating an onion. True story.
Lies Suppression
Mitt Romney logical fallacy alert
I think at the time the Constitution was written, it was pretty clear that marriage is between a man and a woman. (video)
- The Constitution doesn’t talk about marriage.
- I think at the time the Constitution was written, it was also pretty clear that slavery is acceptable.
Your argument makes no sense, sir.
POOT
Toshirô Mifune in Rashômon (1950)
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Reboot by Brandon Bird
Prints and iphone cases available here. Make it so!
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WikiLeaks goes after Stratfor | Marketplace from American Public Media
Yesterday, in its latest data-dump of documents, WikiLeaks released over five million emails from the security-analysis company, Stratfor. You may remember that name from a few months back when Stratfor’s website was taken down by hacking group Anonymous. Apparently the two amorphous collectives (WikiLeaks and Anonymous) have been working together to set this information free.
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There had been a pretty quiet bit of news about them being hacked a couple of months ago. I can’t help but think it was targeted, given their attention to various geopolitical interests. Must have touched a nerve somewhere.
I really enjoyed George Friedman’s [books](http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/529579.The_Next_100_Years), which I find to be sobering and insightful. The titles tend to raise a bit of skepticism, but he is up front about how he is only looking at trends, not making predictions. I will be disappointed, whatever the outcome of this debacle.
