I’m sure you’ve all seen them at Chapters, Barnes & Noble or any other bix box bookstore. The LIFE picture books which contain some of the greatest photographs ever taken, and something to do while you sip a coffee on a random Thursday night. I once bought one of these books and lost it somewhere along the way, which is a shame because one of my favorite photos was in it that I’ve never been able to find.
The picture was simple. A young girl with her arms crossed across her brother’s chest, two refugees escaping the upcoming terror of World War II. They were parentless and the look on her face was heartwrenching. I may be able to find it now…
Now LIFE has teamed up with Google to make all of these pictures available to the world. Google will host 10,000,000 images most in high-res and 97% of them have never been seen before.
It’s a little sad, but a lot of the music I find comes from TV ads. Yet when you think about, maybe this isn’t such a bad thing. The people who choose music for movies, TV, commercials are all very in tune to what’s happening in the music scene. I often picture them, plugging away on a Mac, with black framed glasses, a button up shirt with a sweater over it and out of control hair. Not sure why I picture these people this way, but I just do.
Tim Hortons claims to be the quintessential Canadian staple. Cheap coffee, which is easy to order, with a country kitchen menu and donuts. Here’s the thing, it’s a farce. Tim Horton’s is just the same as Starbucks, just worse.
While we remain excessively partisan and unbiased (we did not endorse either candidate), we would like to project the next President of the United States as Barack Obama.
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