A brilliant piece in the Guardian on the strange case of Stevenage in the UK – a new town built in the 1960s and designed with cycle paths in situ. Unfortunately bicycle usage has never taken off there and today about 3% of the population use them. Eric Clapton the designer of the town (or […]
via Cycle paths and the car as overcoat or shopping basket… — The Cedar Lounge Revolution
Yudhvir Rana Amritsar-Panjab-India, 17 September 2017. Pakistan’s minority leadership has urged the government to take strict action against hatemongers following the recent spate in the vicious propaganda against ‘Nanakpanthis’ (Sindhi Hindus) in Tharparkar district of Sindh province. Most of the Hindus living in Sindh follow teachings of Sikhism and are also called ‘Nanakpanthis’. “Not only […]
via The Times of India – ‘Nanakpanthis’ in Sindh face hate campaign — Maninblue1947’s Weblog
Somebody imagines a New Yorker cover: Note that the “genius” designer spelled Margaret Mead incorrectly. And Dian Fossey. See if you can find any other errors …
via The banality of Hillary Clinton — Julian O’Dea
Laws is the ruler guide to the people who want self discipline to avoid crime and accident…
A selection of recent favorites from Discover’s poetry archives (and beyond).
via “To Plant Words, Not Seeds”: Four Poems for National/Global Poetry Month — Discover
Strange tales of feral children of the world, told through dramatic photographic recreations. via Photographic Recreations of True Feral Children — Moss and Fog
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Strange tales of feral children of the world, told through dramatic photographic recreations.
via Photographic Recreations of True Feral Children — Moss and Fog
