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Feb 25, 2009 in politics
For most Canadians winter just doesn’t want to seem to end. So, for all of you in the winter doldrums, a little hit of beautiful light and the romance of the road.
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Flickr user f letter, a designer in Portland, has a few more in his account. Click on the thumbnails to see the full-size images.
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Feb 25, 2009 in Torontopia
They’ve thrown one ridiculously fun slow dance night
Sunshine Cleaning psp and a memorable Heartbreak Karaoke night (that’s scenes from that night above). Oh, they also put together a fine little indie magazine. Yes, it’s the ladies from Worn Fashion Journal.
Worn, is an alternative fashion magazine, more DIY and Broken Pencil than Vogue or Toronto Fashion. Or in their own words:
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Founder Serah-Marie McMahon was originally based out of Montreal but she lives in Toronto now. Well, the city’s a little bit more fun because of it. You can buy the magazine on their site or at your fine independent bookstore.
Feb 25, 2009 in politics
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If you need a break from This American Life an alternative might be storytelling podcast the Moth. The creators of the Moth podcast
draw on performances from their stages in LA and New York.
The stories they get, from ordinary people and celebrities alike, are at times astounding, funny, heartbreaking and sometimes just plain eyeopening. A recent one on a junkie and his dying girlfriend had me tearing up on the bus ride home.
Subscribe to their podcast here!