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Tweets for Today

• 13:40 @bethr Wow, that was quick! Glad your regimen is yielding results. #

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zafu.com fashion style quiz result skewed by wrong gender (thanks to <lj site="livejournal.com" user

Warning: you have to give them an email address and set a password to get your quiz result. However, I gave them a non-working address and got my result nonetheless.


My Style Persona


You're mostly Simply Natural ... and partly Style Purist
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zafu.com fashion style quiz result skewed by wrong gender (thanks to <user site="livejournal.com" us

Warning: you have to give them an email address and set a password to get your quiz result. However, I gave them a non-working address and got my result nonetheless.


My Style Persona


You're mostly Simply Natural ... and partly Style Purist
( Read more... )

inflatable polar bears environmental ad (thanks to Very Short List)

VSL blurb: A couple of polar bears were recently spotted on New York City’s sidewalks, and they were not looking so good. Actually, they were inflatable bears, part of an affecting ad directed by Tim Godsall and paid for by Environmental Defense Fund. In the beginning, they are deflated, an indistinct bit of plastic trash perched atop a subway grate. As a train passes below, sending warm air up, the mama and baby bear rise — they’re alive! But then, just as quickly, the train has passed and they wilt. The message is simple: Leave the car, take mass transit, save a few polar bears. ’Nuff unsaid.

inflatable polar bears environmental ad (thanks to Very Short List)

VSL blurb: A couple of polar bears were recently spotted on New York City’s sidewalks, and they were not looking so good. Actually, they were inflatable bears, part of an affecting ad directed by Tim Godsall and paid for by Environmental Defense Fund. In the beginning, they are deflated, an indistinct bit of plastic trash perched atop a subway grate. As a train passes below, sending warm air up, the mama and baby bear rise — they’re alive! But then, just as quickly, the train has passed and they wilt. The message is simple: Leave the car, take mass transit, save a few polar bears. ’Nuff unsaid.