“how soft the time flies past your window at night”
13th street. greenwich village, nyc.
(Nikon FM2)
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The Food Network sees pastry chef Ron Ben-Israel with his evil bald head and crafts a show around it. The premise is solid: An evil genius on a spaceship orbiting Phobos forces chefs to make desserts using surprise ingredients secreted by a caged Gorgon; the losers are ejected into deep space to quietly asphyxiate while the winner receives one million dollars and is fed to the Gorgon. YOUR MOVE MICHAEL CHIARELLO.
-Sweet Genius Is Pretty Much the Most Ridiculous Thing on the Food Network
Michael Leaverton at SFoodie writes an amazing piece on “Sweet Genius,” a hilarious show we accidentally started watching tonight
Source: blogs.sfweekly.com
Nepal to Allow 'Other' Gender on Official IDs
The government of Nepal announced this week that it will allow citizens to choose “other” as the gender option, rather than male or female, on official ID cards.
LGBT activists in the nation welcomed the decision, which implements a ruling made by Nepal’s Supreme Court in 2007, reports wire service Deutsche Presse-Agentur. It will help transgender people as well as others who suffer discrimination because their appearance does not match the gender listed on their citizenship cards, they said.
“Our community feels we are finally being granted an identity by the state, and my friends have told me they feel proud about it,” said Sunil Babu Pant, Nepal’s first openly gay legislator.
The change will take effect in a few weeks, said officials with Nepal’s Home Ministry.
(via seriouslyamerica)
Source: projectqueer
make tiny notebooks out of matchbooks: Erinzam News » Blog Archive » Matchbook Books
Source: erinzam.com
Kathleen Cleaver of the Black Panther Party breaks down why we wear our hair like this 1968
(via thunder-cock)
Source: plhh
A short film by two Pakistani students on US drone attacks in Pakistan and their impact on society has won an international film award, however they were refused US visa twice to receive the award in Washington.
The 20-minute short film revolves around the idea of assessing social, psychological and economical affects on people from the tribal areas of Pakistan. The film identified problems that families face after becoming victims of drone missiles.
Hypocrisy in American policy. Evident and thriving. More power to these young Pakistanis.
(via seriouslyamerica)
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