Mantolama
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I’m cleaning out the studio and I’ve got a bunch of old postcards left over. I’d love to send some to you guys for free. I’m asking for $2 bucks to cover postage ($3 for international), and in turn I’ll send you a variety pack of 4-5 (or more!) postcards.
Best deal on the Internet? Probably.
Paypal $2 (domestic) or $3 (international) to egranado@gmail.com ok, GO!
(Of course, you can subscribe to my postcard subscription, too!) Questions?
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Trapped in the Tumblr Closet: Chippy Nonstop
On first meeting, Chippy Nonstop (née Chhavi Nanda) comes off as an unassumingly sweet and bubbly 21-year-old. Put her on a stage, on a table, or anywhere in the spotlight, and watch her transform into the rhyme-dropping, rump-thumping, audacious little rapper she’s known to be.
Born in Dubai, raised in Toronto, and currently based in Oakland, she can be found hanging with bestie and fellow girl rapper Kreayshawn (who headlined their Group Hug Tour that wrapped at the end of 2012), expressing herself on Twitter, and making music videos.
Chippy stopped by the Closet and, between swigs from her forty, talked to us about the origins of her name, what the future holds, and mastering the art of the twerk.
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Hair Styles Of The Future… (you’re welcome)
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prettylittleliars-onabcfamily:
Reblog if you’re going to watch the Pretty Little Liars all-day marathon tomorrow! It all starts at 11am/10c!
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Recently announcing a one-off gig at London’s Alexandra Palace on March 30, Suede have revealed new details concerning the band’s first studio record since 2002’s A New Morning.
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Nuvem (Cloud)
Take a walk through the clouds in this installation by multimedia artist Eduardo Coimbra. Based in Rio de Janeiro, Coimbra studied engineering and architecture, which are both reflected in the majority of his creative projects. Many of his site-specific pieces are large-scale works that explore the idea of landscapes as synthetic constructions that represent reality.
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(via foodfuck)
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Inside The Largest Simulation Of The Universe Ever Created | Popular Science
Simulating Matter Distribution Across The Cosmos Joe Insley and the HACC team, Argonne National Laboratory.
Sometime next month, the world’s third-fastest supercomputer —known as Mira—will complete tests of its new upgraded software and begin running the largest cosmological simulations ever performed at Argonne National Laboratory. These simulations are massive, taking in huge amounts of data from the latest generation of high-fidelity sky surveys and crunching it into models of the universe that are larger, higher-resolution, and more statistically accurate than any that have come before. When it’s done, scientists should have some amazing high-quality visualizations of the so-called “cosmic web” that connects the universe as we understand it. And they’ll have the best statistical models of the cosmos that cosmologists have ever seen. -
After a slight seasonal delay, Getting On with James Urbaniak (a fictional podcast) returns with an episode by the esteemed playwright, screenwriter and blogger Todd Alcott, who has known me since 1989. This one digs deep into the mystery of the James Urbaniak character.
Listen here or on iTunes . Thank you for your patronage.
