Monthly Archives: May 2012

Reblogged from Paprique Island: A temporary installation, not degrading, by french artist Mademoiselle Maurice. Some poetic Street art performed with hundreds of colorful origami glued on the walls of Paris.

Reblogged from Music from Rainy Skies: Parklife Weekender will hit Manchester this June and its the last year to be held at Platt Fields Park. Parklife’s third year will have headliners The Flaming Lips and Dizzie Rascal performing on the main … Continue reading →

Reblogged from Write & Wrong: It was reported in a local paper in Rochdale (a town, northeast of Manchester), of a young woman who was raped in a small dark alley one evening. On a separate evening around the same … Continue reading →

Reblogged from life drawing+: Come, draw and be part of a live art performance. Draw three naked vegan cooks while cooking your lunch! discussing veganism and body politics. Spoken word, choreographed and final group exhibition. 11-1pm – drawing life cooking … Continue reading →

Reblogged from Retrenders: This past Memorial Day Weekend in San Francisco was plenty busy with many events like I Love This City EDM festival @ AT&T Park and Golden Gate Bridges’ 75th Anniversary fireworks extravaganza in The Presidio and Crissy … Continue reading →

Reblogged from Laymans News: Read more… 56 more words

Reblogged from born again brazilian: Aye, aye, aye, as the Brazilians say. I’m soooo behind on posting. I’ll keep it to two a day until I catch up so that no one gets too annoyed (especially the email subscribers…) On … Continue reading →

Reblogged from Lost Sambista: The picture above was not taken in the middle of the Amazonian Jungle nor in a remote corner of the Pantanal, it was shot from a helicopter in the middle of Rio de Janeiro. This is … Continue reading →

Reblogged from manchester climate monthly: Dave Bishop, MCFly’s biodiversity reporter, writes about an exciting new project. Last year the Greater Manchester Local Records Centre (GMLRC), which is attached to the Greater Manchester Ecology Unit (GMEU), submitted a bid to the … Continue reading →