Brutal Simplicity of Thought How It Changed the World Author: Maurice Saatchi From Boomerang Books review: “Simplicity looks easy. It's not. It's easier to complicate than simplify. This book presents stunningly simple examples of concepts that have changed the world - from the single piece of paper that became the American Declaration of Independence, giving birth to the most powerful nation in the history of the world, to the symbol and line that enables us to write music. ... continue reading...
Book Reviews: Brutal Simplicity of Thought
Book Reviews: It’s Only Temporary: The Good News and the Bad News of Being Alive
It’s Only Temporary: The Good News and the Bad News of Being Alive Author: Evan Handler Shriek~! Shriek~! He’s a WHINER, a pity pot, a … well, that’s what I thought after the first chapter. AND THEN I fell in love with Evan Handler’s 2nd memoir (his first memoir is Time on Fire). Evan Handler is an actor, journalist and screenwriter, a health care advocate, and the list goes on and on. In his early twenties, he spent 5 years fighting and winning an almost terminal form of cancer. ... continue reading...
DVD Reviews: Easy Money
Easy Money I first heard of this film when I heard the buzz from the TV show The Killing about two years ago. I really dug Joel Kinnaman’s acting on the show so I decided to check the movie out. I was not a fan of the director’s American feature, Safe House, but I was going to check this one out either way. So, I searched and searched for this feature and could not find a copy, and then I was given a chance to review it, Yeeaaahhhh. What would I think given all of the build ... continue reading...
Is Seth Rogan the worst person in the world?
You decide..... Seth Rogen = Worst Person in the World from Seth Rogen As always thank you to the crew at Funny or Die for allowing us to share. To donate to Hilarity for Charity visit: http://www.hilarityforcharity.org/ ... continue reading...
Product Reviews: Ecigarette reviewed
About a year ago I went moved to Florida, I started sneaking cigarettes again. For years before in Rhode Island had banned smoking indoors at bars so after quitting smoking there was a lack of temptation. But here in Florida it seemed like I couldn’t escape smoking. Avoiding bars seemed like a reasonable middle ground but I didn’t know anyone locally so that was out of the question (and every once and a while I enjoy a libation). So instead of asking strangers for cigarettes when I had a ... continue reading...
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