Monsanto has donated millions of dollars worth of hybrid seeds to Haiti. call me crazy, but i don't trust them.
here's what they say.
here's what the news says.
here's a response.
and here's a vanity fair article that i've linked to before to help paint a clearer picture of what Monstanto's real motivations might be.
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
carry out
this song has been stuck in my head for days. it's so silly, i sort of hate myself for liking it, but JT can do no wrong.
my only question is: where are all those ladies getting drive-thru cupcakes? that seems like a great idea!
my only question is: where are all those ladies getting drive-thru cupcakes? that seems like a great idea!
Labels:
cupcakes,
justin timberlake,
music,
timbaland,
youtube
Friday, May 14, 2010
DuBois Fort Gallery Opening
if you're in the Hudson Valley tomorrow night:
Opening Saturday @ the DuBois Fort Gallery
81 Huguenot Street, New Paltz
4 to 8pm
FREE
this exhibition will be running through June.
Historic Huguenot St.
NP Third Saturdays
Art Along the Hudson
Opening Saturday @ the DuBois Fort Gallery
81 Huguenot Street, New Paltz
4 to 8pm
FREE
this exhibition will be running through June.
Historic Huguenot St.
NP Third Saturdays
Art Along the Hudson
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
polaroid v. fuji
what's up with polaroid's new instant film camera? i thought that when they came back with their famous instant film i would be overjoyed, but instead i'm just confused.
i became aware of polaroid's new model through a fellow photographer and friend, and i think both of us are a bit puzzled.
here's the deal: polaroid broke hearts when they announced they would be no longer producing their iconic instant film. organizations sprung up to save the film, such as savepolaroid.com. but in the midst of this fuji launched their own instant film. diehards could never fully convert from polaroid to fuji, but the instax was a wonderful compromise, because at least someone was still producing instant film.
but now, after so much turmoil, polaroid has announced that they will be producing their much loved instant film once more (thanks in part, no doubt, to lady gaga). BUT! their new cameras looks just like the fuji instax mini 7. the polaroid camera is an icon, why on earth would they change the design to mimic a less successful competitor?? this might upset me more than it should, but it also makes me more inclined to pick up an instax of my own. if polaroid is ripping them off they must be good.
shop for fuji here.
shop for polaroid here.
Labels:
fuji,
instant film,
instax,
lady gaga,
photography,
polaroid
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