Tuesdays with Muerte

This is a photo of me and two of the principle actors in the LDS film, 17 Miracles; the story of the Martin and Willie Handcart Companies traveling from England to Utah. The photo itself was take just after shooting the cheesy love scene where the two love birds do this weird heart-tapping thing.  I still can't get that line out of my head—" That doesn't drive me crazy, you  drive me crazy."  Blah! Very cool people though.  Can you find the artifact that proves that this photo was taken in the 20th century? Click to Photo to Enlarge Jason Celaya  as George Padley  (Right) Bryan Tanner as featured extra (Middle) Natalie Blackman  as Sarah Franks (Left) Hint: An artifact is a man-made  object, typically an item of cultural or historical interest.  (E.g. I already cropped out a can of A&W root beer that Jason  was holding in his right hand.) The modern-day artifact that still remains is worn on the face, but it's...

Photo source: Flickr James Bond  looks fun, fast and easy!! Beggar My Neighbor   requires no skill - like Egyptian Rats but not rapid. Fan Tan   is best for groups of 3-4. I played at lunch time during school with 92 Girl and it was fun! Kings in the Corner is   more fun with multiple players and it needs a flat steady space Twenty Four    Yes, Stef, this does involve some math but is very unique and fun-  Try it!! Knock Out Whist   I forgot that two can play:  My personal favorite! Zzir  is a game from Hungary where the last card matching the lead wins the trick.  Sevens are wild! Mustamaija  —  There are no winners for each round, just the loser who holds Queen Sarah! Camicia   is a war game with 1, 2 and 3's being the attack cards that followers must pay either 1, 2 or 3 cards for.  Much more fun than just plain War! Casino  —  These rules span three p...

Image  Source Ron Paul is getting the Shaft in the 2012 Presidential Election.  This should be news, since it happens EVERY time, but it's becoming humorous.  Check out this defensive sketch  Jon Stewart aired this week regarding the absence of Paul from any news reports: Two terms ago, while a comedian named Mike Birbiglia performed a Presidential BBQ (2004-2008) sketch where even he completely leaves Ron Paul out of the joke.  In the sketch, Mike references "Bookworm Steve [Forbes] " and " Ralph [Nadar] ."  (Start @ 0:34, punch line @ 2:20.)   Also, see the  Comedy Central video . But as  impossible underdogs  go, no one takes the cake like  Ron Paul . Poor Ron-Ron ran in 1988, 2008, and 2012; hang in there, buddy.  If you don't make it, maybe your son will. Remember the lesson learned by Abe Lincoln: Fail. Fail. Fail. Fail. Fail. Fail. Fail. Fail. Fail. Fail. Fail. Fail. Fail. Fail. ...