South African news just produced this great ‘history of Ubuntu’ piece. I drank in that tavern. I work with these awesome people. I get to be part of this really great story. Sweet. 

Some days it’s bright and cloudy at the same time so you can’t see the tops of the buildings but you do see some blue sky.

Boston strong. (at Copley Square)

jaimeleesongs:

Thank you @ryanpointer and @bjevans for this marvelous, touching experience from #BartonBooth of a Sunday evening. #NewTheater

Great fun reading in such a brilliant workshop. It felt good to do so many creative things in one day.

hitrecordjoe:

Steven Spielberg’s follow-up to LINCOLN… “OBAMA”

(via nathanjohnson)

Intentional photo of my commute #nofilter (at Bowling Green)

Accidental photo of my commute.

I’m just going to say it. There’s an elephant in the room. (at Brooklyn Flea Fort Greene)

Ft green brunching. (at Habana Outpost)

All those damn socialist european countries kicking our asses again in unimportant categories like “child well-being”. Screw our poor kids, I want to pay less taxes and spend my money on private education. 

unicef:

Child well-being in rich countries
Our new ‘Report Card’ ranks child well-being in 29 rich countries.

If you’re from any of these countries, check out the ranking and tell us what you think about your country’s performance.
 
As you might have suspected, how rich a country is does not result in better lives for children. Portugal and Slovenia, for example, score better than the UK and Canada. And the USA is close to the bottom, far behind Netherlands, Norway and Iceland - the top 3 performing countries.

Read the full article on UNICEF.org.

Pictured: Children play in Bucharest, Romania, which comes last out of the 29 countries. © UNICEF/GIACOMO PIROZZI

hitrecordjoe:

Flickering Lights

Give me all the FLICKERING LIGHTS

(Source: iwillfollowyouintothelights)

Planning our awesome partnership. With #jaimeleesongs (at Glen Cove Mansion Hotel & Conference Center)

One if NYCs finest beer experiences. (at Tørst)