What we call our ‘special T’s’ from our work for Teatrão in Coimbra. 

You think you know The Little Mermaid. A beautiful underwater princess trades her voice for legs, wins the prince's heart, and they live happily ever after. That's the lie Disney sold you in 1989. The real story will make your blood run cold. Hans Christian Andersen's 1837 original text reveals something far more disturbing—a tale of self-mutilation, existential horror, and a purgatory that lasts three hundred years. This isn't a love story. It's a coded warning about the devastating price of trying to become something you're not, written by a man who knew that agony intimately.

(AP) By KARL RITTER and MALIN RISING 06 October, 2015 STOCKHOLM (AP) — Takaaki Kajita of Japan and Arthur McDonald of Canada won the Nobel Prize in physics on Tuesday for discovering that tiny particles called neutrinos change identities as they whiz through the universe, proving that they have mass. By uncovering the "chameleon-like" nature of neutrinos, the laureates had solved a long-standing puzzle in particle physics that could alter our grasp of the cosmos, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said. "The discovery has changed our understanding of the innermost workings of matter and can prove crucial to our view of the universe," the academy said. Continue

Dangerous, I know ;D But I have to be honest, I've felt like a bit of a hypocrite recently. Whenever I answer peoples questions on their sexuality I always say, don't be afraid to change if you feel differently. But what I didn't realise was that it's really hard. I've found a wonderful community of people from this blog and to change my identity feels like I'll lose all those lovely people. But its OK, because I know they'll all still be here and hopefully I can still help and support them. I still have to be honest with myself though, and the truth is, I don't feel even romantic attraction to anyone, even if I find them attractive. So I've decided I am an asexual panaesthetic aromantic. I'll keep up this blog, its mostly an asexual blog anyway so not much will change :) I just feel a lot better with myself! Phew! This was so scary! But its OK because I am just allowing myself to be me. Welp. As ever: more ramblings later! Xxx

Originally one museum that became three distinct institutions, the art museums at Harvard were recently consolidated back into a new building. This physical change provides a rare opportunity for a conceptual shift, and the chance to create a new, all-encompassing institutional name and design system. The balancing act is to unify the different entities and acknowledge their heritage, while developing a new institutional entity, with its own energy and accessibility. Our logo and design system accommodate multiple naming conditions, and incorporate all aspects of the museum's communications program. The result: a simple solution that builds on the ubiquity and equity of the institution, and a graphic system with the clarity, range, and visual acumen to represent the expansive depth of the University's collections, facilities and programming.