I Love American Food!

Taiwanese animation group Next Media Animation (aka NMAtv) has promptly responded to Alison Gold's "Chinese Food" music video that debuted last week. This version is undeniably great satire of American culture and features the Internet sensation "Pedobear."

And the original "I Love Chinese Food" music video from Patric Wilson, the creator of Rebecca Black's 2011 train wreck "Friday."

The Rebellion Continues

It's October 2013 and Danny Ledonne is still eating illegal chocolate.

Illuminate the Valley

Learn more about the incredible mural on wall of the San Luis Valley Museum, created by Ian Wilkinson with funding secured through ASU Community Partnerships:

Borderless Volleyball

Remember: borders are just arbitrary lines drawn by politicians on pieces of paper.

Americans and Mexicans playing volleyball over the contentious US/Mexico border

Washington Monument Syndrome

"Washington Monument Syndrome" is a political tactic used in the United States by government agencies when faced with budget cuts or a government shutdown. The tactic entails cutting the most visible or appreciated service provided by the government, from popular services such as national parks and libraries to valued public employees such as teachers and firefighters. This is done to gain support for tax increases that the public would otherwise be against. The name derives from the National Park Service's alleged habit of saying that any cuts would lead to an immediate closure of the wildly popular Washington Monument. (source)