A Zen Master was pouring tea for his student. He filled the cup, and then it overflowed, but the Zen Master kept pouring. The student asked, “Zen Master, why do you continue pouring tea into a cup which is already full?” “Don’t be such a noodge,” replied the Zen Master.
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A shopkeeper…
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Dominic Santia, La La La Human Steps
Do you see this beautiful girl? Her name is Bo Feng. She’s considered like a sister to me ever since I made Tomodachi Sisterhood. She’s a bubbly, kind-hearted person. She always makes all of us laugh with her weird remarks. And she has a super stomach since she eats anything and everything. She’s definitely one of a kind. I remember I used to tell her about my boy problems and such too. Well today during the evening, she was walking somewhere and a car came unexpectedly and struck her. She’s currently in USC hospital, in a coma. Even though her life isn’t at the danger stage, we don’t know when she’ll wake up or recover. It sucks how the bad things always happen to the good people in life but please pray for her. Stay strong for us, Bo
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Following Singaporean author Joyce Chng
So I was browsing the CIA World Factbook Website in order to get some statistics on the European Union for an essay I was doing.
As I was at it, I thought I’d check to see what the American CIA establishments’ take is on the political entities of Palestine (I often like to randomly check
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Hosted by Brooklyn Museum
Saturday, May 14, 2011 11:30 a.m.–6 p.m.
Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Auditorium, 3rd FloorThis academic symposium will explore the implications of female artists using images of women in their work, the relationship between popular culture and fine art, connections between women’s history and contemporary art, perceptions of race and gender, and representations of beauty. Dr. Wendy Steiner will speak on concepts of beauty, a panel of graduate students will present current research, and a panel discussion with comedian Erica Watson, drag king Shelly Mars, and illustrator Molly Crabapple will follow.
âI absolutely love the idea of studying women in art, either as artists or as muses. And I
