Art for Meaning, Stranger than Eviction, Video Games for Lazy Eyes, and FootPetals
May 25th, 2012 by Robin, in Friday around the WebTags: links
Art for Art’s Sake, or Art for Meaning?
Should art just be created for its own sake, or should it mean something else, too (religious, social, etc.)?
Stranger Than Eviction
The sad, crazy, and yet funny story of a landlord named Gary, who just might be worse than living where you live now.
Video Games help Adult Amblyopia (Lazy Eye)
A new study finds that people who have “lazy eyes” seem to self-correct when playing video games.
FootPetals
Never suffer ill-fitting, cushion-less shoes again, with these insertable shoe cushions.
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