Designer Jessi Arrington packed nothing for TED but 7 pairs of undies, buying the rest of her clothes in thrift stores around LA. It's a meditation on conscious consumption -- wrapped in a rainbow of color and creativity.
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I occasionally check in with the pro-ID blog Uncommon Descent, on the off chance they may have said something interesting. Sadly, the blog has mostly fallen on hard times.
I see that Barry Arrington is blogging up a storm lately over at Uncommon Descent.
The peanut gallery over at Uncommon Descent seems to be uncommonly interested in beating the Darwinism/Racism meme to death (see here, for example, for my comment on one such post and
You really must check in on the big morality discussion over at Uncommon Descent. Barry Arrington has done another post on the subject.
I was amazed some 25 years ago when my partner told me she bought her clothes in the nearly new. Now I do exactly the same. It leaves some spare cash for those expensive specialty clothes that never show in the nearly new like super light weight convertible trousers.
But don't tell everyone, if the demand goes up so maybe will the prices!