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@satby: Happily, we are in a blue dot in a red area… much like Athens GA or Austin TX, on a smaller scale. For years I worked in a sensitive local position which required me to be deliberately non-partisan. Now, being unemployed, I have a head of steam built up! Unleashed it on one of those clowns who wears their mask under their nose in the grocery store the other day. Me: “Hey, why don’t you wear your mask right?” He: “Mind your own business.” Me: gesturing to the entire deli area, “It IS my business! You’re spreading your germs everywhere in here.”

Print Fragments of existence build the absurdist tableaux of esteemed Swedish director Roy Andersson. Each stand-alone vignette in his features over the last two decades evolved from impressions that kindled an emotion within him. Their origin varies. Some reconceptualize scenarios he’s witnessed, while others take cues from fine art. Via their incisive slant, Andersson winks at the tragedy of mankind, the cruel and preposterous causes for our anguish, the fleeting moments of joy, the evil we do unto others, the relationships we procure, and our inescapable mortality. Inside his impeccably ...

For Swedish filmmaker Roy Andersson, there is immortality in art Carlos Aguilar © (Magnolia Pictures) A scene from the movie "About Endlessness." (Magnolia Pictures) Fragments of existence build the absurdist tableaux of esteemed Swedish director Roy Andersson. Each stand-alone vignette in his features over the last two decades evolved from impressions that kindled an emotion within him. Their origin varies. Some reconceptualize scenarios he’s witnessed, while others take cues from fine art. Via their incisive slant, Andersson winks at the tragedy of mankind, the cruel an...

W&M eagle experts and a pilot are retiring from bald eagle surveys after 60-year research. When biologist Mitchell Byrd began counting bald eagles in Virginia, there wasn’t much to count. It was 1977, and there were only 33 nests in the state. Along the James River, there were none. Pollution was killing the big birds. What followed was one of the most remarkable comebacks in conservation history. So many eagles inhabit Virginia now that they are raising families in people’s yards and waging bloody wars over prime nest sites. “The growth of the eagle population was very slow at...

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