Give thanks: Sunday Songs.

From The Positive Hip-Hop Podcast.

"Poetry & Lyricism." Music from Zion I & The Grouch, Nas, Open Thought, Black Star, Lauryn Hill, Blackalicious, Casual, Dilated Peoples with Last Emperor & Maylay Sparks, SelfSuffice, and K-Otix.

New look.

Whilst we were in London, we couldn't help but notice the new fashions genres popping up.

Edgy mormon.



Kiddie cave rave.

YOI First birthday.

A festival of ping pong, good music and cider. We came so close to winning a t-shirt, but could not close the deal when it came to the crunch.

Selling Dope.

Adverts + Promos


Barnardo's - Break the Cycle

We feel like this when we get a headache.

Platea Professio.

Street Art.

The nature of street are is changing. Artist are now looking for possible fame and fortune in addition to getting exposure for their work. Taking to the streets, the BBC's Joby Waldman meets Elbow-Toe. Art school educated, he operates from his studio in Brooklyn where he makes original artworks and prints which he then pastes on the walls of his neighbourhood, and increasingly in galleries around the world.

Shopping List: Got to get...

...anything from Fifty Fifty.

The Weekend Autopsy Review: News week.

Monday 17/11:
The Weekend Autopsy Review: I need a ride.

Tuesday 18/11:
Festive Fashion.
The Lego Look.
Shopping List: Got to get...
The season is upon us.

Wednesday 19/11:
Platea Professio

Thursday 20/11:
Selling Dope.
One for the road.
Three quarters of Brits unable to name Great Brita...

Friday 21/11:
Friday Clockwatching.
Only if mum can come.

Saturday 22/11:
Clean Slate.

Sunday 23/11:
Peace on form.

Peace on form.

On Sunday we checked out Carol Peace's sculptor exhibition at Paintworks Bristol. A classic view of the human form with a contemporary twist. intimate pieces such as "Precious" inspired by the simplicity of companionship and touch made an impression. What we liked was the insight into the journey of a piece from its conception, documented through sketches of the artist's muse, to the final product.

Clean Slate.

Art + Environment.


If there's nowhere else to put it, pile it right on top! That's the philosophy behind urban green roofs, which add much needed green space to otherwise uninviting city landscapes.

Green a Roof, Cool a City

Friday Clockwatching.

When pranks go wrong.


You don't wanna say that.


Why teens should not drink.

Only if mum can come.

Sam O'Shea told his mother Angela that he wanted to take the 'green' option and ride the two miles to St Paul's Primary School, in Portsmouth, Hampshire.

Teachers also told parents the roads near the school were too dangerous for children to ride on.

Angela, 43, from Port Solent, near Portsmouth, said: "Cycling is a fantastic way of getting to school.

Read the full article.

However, staff told Sam and Mrs O'Shea that she would have to follow him to school and pick up his bike because there was nowhere to store it.

Selling Dope.

Adverts + Promos.

Toshiba. Timesculpture. Redefine what you watch.


The making of...



42 Below. Dolls.


42 Below. Chair Arch.

One for the road.

A senior Tokyo police official tasked with keeping the city's roads clear of drunk drivers has been arrested for driving under the influence, police said on Tuesday.

The deputy inspector, on his way home from a camping site, was caught late on Monday after bumping into another car and veering off the road, said a police official in Ibaraki.

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Three quarters of Brits unable to name Great Britain's three countries.

Most people do not know how many countries make up Britain or which is the world's most spoken language, a national survey has found.

More than half wrongly believe that English is the most common language, while just over a third (37%) correctly identified it as Mandarin Chinese.

And less than a quarter correctly identified England, Wales and Scotland as being the countries that make up Great Britain.

The poll of 2,000 adults was commissioned by geographic technology company ESRI UK to mark Geography Awareness Week.

Read the article.

Platea Professio

Street Art.



Julian Beever has made pavement drawings for over ten years.