Perpetually Human
Potentially lovely, Perpetually human, haphazard and open
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Photo reblogged from The Hungry Dudes
Detroit Restaurant Week Spring Edition 2011 Preview #1 - Angelina Italian Bistro
Angelina Italian Bistro, the newest edition to the Restaurant Week lineup, is a modern yet classic spot. A fantastic wine list together with house made pastas, house cured meats, and other made from scratch dishes make Angelina a perfect stop before the Opera House or a Tiger game.
Sicilian Brick Chicken (by TheHungryDudes) will be available as an entree option. Crisp, perfectly charred/moist chicken sits a top garlicky mashed potatoes, and crunchy caponata.
The rest of their restaurant week menu can be viewed here.
More Detroit Restaurant Week Dishes can be found on our Flickr page.
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Photo reblogged from NPR Fresh Air
Brazilian artist Nele Azevedo puts hundreds of ice sculptures in city centers and then watches them melt.
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This is an article from fall of this year that we discussed in my photojournalism class, and I think that it’s still extremely relevant. It raises the question, is photojournalism dead? And lends itself to furthering that thought with, is print journalism dead? My answer: no way.
I can’t ignore the crumbling state of the print newspaper and the less-than-stellar reputation that journalists get or the fact that anyone can pick up a camera and take pretty pictures. The difference however will always be clear. Some people are willing to put themselves in danger for the sake of truth.
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Photo reblogged from NPR Fresh Air
Yola recreates scenes from Renaissance paintings using people from a local community center. (via frontsection)
