Power to the Peoplemover, a Zine About Riding the Bus

...Diego. We also collaborated on this PPM bus bench that was part of a UCSD Art Department show. The bus bench contained stories and cartoons related to riding the bus–in effect, it was another issue of PPM. I used to wait at this bus stop myself and, during the month it was up, I watched people read and discuss the bench. It seemed to be popular, at least more so than the adjoining casino ad. PPM Bus Bench detail. There were three print issues of...

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Saturday Tweets: Lost in Translation

...mother would say, it’s a . Me in @politico: https://t.co/R4vJnAFTG0 — Jesús A. Rodríguez (@jesusrodriguezb) March 31, 2019 Turning into my fave day of the week. #caturday Letting my guilty pleasure of #drawing cats be seen. #ArtistOnTwitter #femaleartist pic.twitter.com/UOBr21lCRD — Deanne Achong (@deanneachong) March 30, 2019 The most important thing you’ll see today pic.twitter.com/3PY6tPj5Ls — Dirt Road Queen ♡ (@DirtRoadQueen__) March 29, 201...

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Saturday Tweets: Rainy Day Tweets

...er 7, 2018 Advent calendar: Day 6 pic.twitter.com/6DseQQtaVw — 70s Dinner Party (@70s_party) December 6, 2018 Cross inscribed stone from Temple Brecan, Inishmore, the Aran Islands. It contains an Irish inscription which reads 'pray for Bran the pilgrim'. pic.twitter.com/S1be6JHux0 — Irish Archaeology (@irarchaeology) December 7, 2018 Burglars in medieval Cairo would sometimes send a turtle with a lit candle on its shell into the house they...

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127 Apocalypse Now with Father Mark Kowalewski

...t, seem off-topic. But I think it’s safe to say that within the DNA of the urban homesteading, permaculture and ecological movements is a concern with how the world might end and the possibility of either hastening, postponing or avoiding the collapse of human civilization. Then there’s the fact that a significant portion of U.S. government officials believe in some form of a “rapture.” Of course there are many divergent opinions on the nature of...

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