April 18, 2012
Based on "The Ocarina of Time".
The Zelda themes are so familiar and iconic, they work amazingly well as a musical.
by Xeni Jardin on Boing Boing
At Outside magazine, a beautifully-written and skillfully-reported story on the search for Micah True, aka "Caballo Blanco." The long-distance runner who became famous by way ofthe book "Born to Run" died last month, after setting out on a 12-mile hike in the Gila National Forest. Related: this 2010 profile of True (PDF) in Arizona fitness magazineSweat is one of the better ones.
by Jacob Ganz
Record Store Day is like a one-day-a-year time machine. On Saturday, April 21, independent record stores around the country will be mobbed by music fans anxiously lining up to get their hands on actual pieces of plastic with musical information etched onto either side. We can't help it. After spending the rest of the year getting access to just about any piece of music we want without ever interacting with another human being, Record Store Day brings out the collector in us all.
And there's plenty to look forward to. A Flaming Lips double LPfeaturing guests as diverse as Ke$ha, Nick Cave and Bon Iver. Anew St. Vincent single. A split seven-inch where Feist covers Mastodon on one side and Mastodon covers Feist on the other. The best thing about Record Store Day, though, is the way it offers not just a few recordings about which we can all agree, but something to make every fan go a little crazy in anticipation.
Here's proof: the geeks at NPR Music have gone through the complete list of hundreds of exclusive Record Store Day releases and picked out a baker's dozen that will have us lining up early on Saturday.
Penguins 10 - Flyers 3
10.
Follow the link above to watch the Barcelona lowlights.
With a few key touches, they might have scored 5.
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