March 2010
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Mar 31st
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toothpastefordinner.com
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Anonymous asked: You tweeted about getting your next tattoo... What and where are your current tattoo(s)?
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Mar 30th
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“For young women in particular, a double standard is in place. We are pitied for...”
– Our sex lives. Their agenda.
Mar 30th
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Mar 30th
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Mar 27th
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Mar 26th
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Mar 26th
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Interview with Shutter Island screenwriter Laeta... →
From Jeff Goldsmith’s Creative Screenwriting podcast. If you liked my Noir Monday post on this film (or even if you didn’t, I guess), you will really like this interview. Laeta Kalogridis has some great things to say about how the film was put together.
Mar 25th
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“Outside of reviewing how we grade and evaluate skills, tech-based summer camps,...”
– Latoya Peterson, “Getting Women into Science.”
Mar 24th
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“The mentality of needing to ‘weed out’ weaker students in college...”
– Top 5 myths about girls, math and science.
Mar 24th
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Mar 24th
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Mar 22nd
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How to save the Mistake on the Lake and other once-great U.S. cities. By Reason Magazine with Drew Carey.
Mar 22nd
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Meet Ada Lovelace →
This short film for kids about Ada Lovelace is adorable.
Mar 22nd
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Mar 19th
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Mar 19th
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Mar 18th
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Mar 18th
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Evil Dead in 60 seconds of claymation. (Via.)
Mar 17th
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Mar 17th
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Mar 17th
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John Waters on The Wizard of Oz →
“I’m the only child in the audience that always wondered why Dorothy ever wanted to go back to Kansas. Why would she want to go back to Kansas, in this dreary, black and white farm, with an aunt who dressed badly … when she could live with magic shoes, winged monkeys and gay lions? I never understood it.”
Mar 15th
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Mar 14th
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Mar 14th
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