Floating World Comics is proud to offer original artwork by Al Columbia.��� Every week or so we plan on making a new piece available for sale.��� We’re down to the last dozen copies of the limited edition ‘TOYLAND’ giclee print.��� Be sure to order one before they’re all gone!��� Also we want to remind you [...]

You can watch the Quiksilver in Memory of Eddie Aikau Competition, the world's most prestigious surfing contest, on the Internet.

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What do you do when faced with the threat of an invasive fish species capable of eating 40% of its own weight in a day, weighing up to 60 pounds, and giving grown men concussions by flying into their heads? Naturally, you crank up the Bon Jovi and declare it open season. Asian carp are fast-breeding, fast-eating monsters that quickly starve out native species. There are rivers in Illinois where the fish population is now 90% Asian carp. Bow hunting the suckers was simply a natural evolutionary step. In fact, the town of Bath, Illinois has an annual Redneck Fishing Tournament every year where participants attempt to catch Asian carp using anything BUT traditional fishing equipment. All that...

“one for jack” jack rose was one of those guys with whom one feels an immediate bond he wasn’t a physical giant or anything but he had an immense presence something, perhaps, more spectral than tangible which filled a room easily enveloping you in a kind of bear hug that could seem either threatening or comforting depending on the look in jack’s eyes and on [...]

The Revolutionary: An interview with organist Cameron Carpenter by Stephen Greco, Classical TV, December 2009 InfiniteBody http://infinitebody.blogspot.com

In Conversation: MTA at DNA Art, Nature, and Community at Mount Tremper Arts (MTA) Photographs by Mathew Pokoik � Tuesday, December 1 through Wednesday, December 30 Opening Reception: Thursday, December 10, at 7pm To be followed by the premiere performance of A Number of Small Black and White Dances by the Aynsley Vandenbroucke Movement Group at 8pm Dance New Amsterdam 280 Broadway, 2nd Floor (entrance on Chambers) Manhattan In Conversation: MTA at DNA documents the relationship between art and...

Women who thought they were getting a dose of testosterone behaved more aggressively and selfishly--whether or not they'd really been given the hormone. Women who got testosterone and didn't know it were actually more altruistic. The researchers suspect macho testosterone lore created a "license to misbehave" in the women who thought they were under its influence....

If it's not immediately as zany as Mr. Dylan's video for "Must Be Santa," we'd still recommend that you allow some distance between your eyeballs and your computer screen before watching this.