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We’re here! We are in an incredible place and will hopefully be seeing lots of cool places this week. If you have suggestions (AJ, Sara) add ’em to the map. I’ll try and hit as much as possible.
From Matt Brehe’s tumble blog:
#1 most anticipated album of 2010: the promised upcoming release by The Books. I saw them live a few weeks ago in Seattle and they mentioned an upcoming release and played a couple of songs off of it. They were all very good, maybe not as good as the stuff on their previous album from back in 2005 Lost and Safe, but still totally solid.
And in case you haven’t heard The Books, the above clip is one of my favorite tracks from Lost and Safe called Smells Like Content.
Hamlet (Brian Ferriter) and Laertes (Ryan Pfeiffer) practice their increasingly energetic sword dual for in Act V of Brian’s production of Hamlet at Carroll College. It’s his senior project and it opens February 5th.
Andrew Tisher sent me this article:
White Lizards Evolve in New Mexico Dunes
Erica Bree Rosenblum’s focus has been on three lizard species that elsewhere are dark skinned but in White Sands have each evolved a white-skinned variety that makes them hard to find. “It’s really obvious what’s happened,” Dr. Rosenblum said. “Everybody got white so that they could better escape from their predators.” It’s a great example of convergent evolution, of species independently acquiring the same traits.
