Clarity Jones

  • user warning: Table 'romina.cache_views' doesn't exist query: SELECT data, created, headers, expire FROM cache_views WHERE cid = 'date_browser_views' in /home/.embrown/andabeat/romina.nexialist.org/romina/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 172.
  • user warning: Table 'romina.cache_views' doesn't exist query: LOCK TABLES cache_views WRITE in /home/.embrown/andabeat/romina.nexialist.org/romina/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 172.
  • user warning: Table 'romina.cache_views' doesn't exist query: UPDATE cache_views SET data = 'a:0:{}', created = 1227044574, expire = 0, headers = '' WHERE cid = 'date_browser_views' in /home/.embrown/andabeat/romina.nexialist.org/romina/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 172.

On The Precipice

While reading the morning paper, I noted that the local seniors activity hall was welcoming members now 40 and up. It appeared as if while 30 was the new 20 somehow within just a decade 40 weathered into the new senior. No gratis bus pass or early retirement specials but nonetheless in the view of this hall at least graduating into a sort of novice eldership.

Tittle This

One of the most co-creative, capitalist savy painter of the modern age, Mark Kostabi launches a new game show where art critics and celebraties title his paintings for cash awards.
http://titlethis.com

Say What: Waste Free 101

The first thing people ask me when I tell them we've gone to a zero waste household is what does that mean. The immediate follow-up is, does that include recycling? Well we'd definitely have some serious trouble if it didn't. So a zero waste household is a household with no garbage can. Thus no magic garbage faeries to come whisk away our "waste" once a week. No more out of sight out of mind with our twenty-first century disposable realities. And yes, this does mean getting super serious about recycling.

The Zero Waste Challenge

OK, so my roomie, Miss Bliss, and I talked it over last weekend and we decided as a household to take on the zero waste challenge. Inspired by a recent article in Ascent Magazine detailing one woman's waste free odyssey, it made me think it's time to take my environmental consciousness to the next level. So I have been doing my research, which mostly consisted at re-looking at what the f**k I was throwing in the garbage, and paying a visit to the local recycling depot to have a long chat about what they accepted, and what they didn't. It turned out in this day and age you could recycle quite a bit.