Hardly worrying about catering to the critical eye of theologians or the concerns of the bean counters at Paramount Pictures, director Darren Aronofsky has succeeded in creating a singular vision with Noah to the tune of $125 million. A film that created a stir from the moment it was announced, this is a project that […]
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Guilty Conscience
(Look at this guy! How can you not feel bad for him? He’s all sad and factory-ridden. Is it just me? Anyone … anyone? Fine.) If you’re like me, you probably have a lot of Catholic friends/family, and so you know that we’re in the middle of Lent. (Or maybe you are Catholic. In which […]
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All the Small Things
Yesterday, I went to the Compost Symposium at the State Fairgrounds. It was super interesting, and I wish I could’ve stayed for all the workshops. (Yeah so I like compost and worms and stuff. Deal.) You can read all about it in this week’s edition, but I just wanted to share some wisdom from the […]
