The Manhattan Ralph Lauren Rugby store (why the word rugby even enters into it is beyond me) has got a whole lot of nerve when it comes to dressing their stores windows. I enjoy the convenience of bottled water and buy it often, but at this point it is fairly common knowledge that imported bottled water has a terrible impact on the environment. So who could possibly think it is reasonable to use 256 bottles of the stuff as window dressing for their pretentious store? I guess the same folks who think a window with 24 box fans running all day every day is also a great idea.Monday, June 25, 2007
Walking On Water (Environmental Infraction From Ralph Lauren)
The Manhattan Ralph Lauren Rugby store (why the word rugby even enters into it is beyond me) has got a whole lot of nerve when it comes to dressing their stores windows. I enjoy the convenience of bottled water and buy it often, but at this point it is fairly common knowledge that imported bottled water has a terrible impact on the environment. So who could possibly think it is reasonable to use 256 bottles of the stuff as window dressing for their pretentious store? I guess the same folks who think a window with 24 box fans running all day every day is also a great idea.Wednesday, June 06, 2007
Get Over Yourself (Pale Blue Film)
Carl Sagan’s words. Clips from 64 films. Music by Mogwai. And a single photo of a “pale blue dot” taken by Voyager I from 4 billion miles away. These things combine to provide us with perhaps more perspective than we can possibly bare.
Thank you Pale Blue Films.