On today's episode of Daily VICE, we go "ham" on some Christmas food, explore the significance of the Tuareg-language version of Purple Rain, learn how to wield a lightsaber at Jedi school, and look back at some of VICE's best moments.
Mr. Rains learned "Goodbye My Little Darlin'," as played by Lewis H. Propps of Pleasanton, from a recording by Mike Seeger, the half-brother of Pete Seeger.
Crocker said Mr. Masire worked the land in a country that may go years without rain and learned a profound sense of self-reliance.
On our recent trip to Costa Rica, my kids boogie-boarded and zip-lined, hiked in the rain forest, learned a few words of Spanish and watched monkeys playing in the trees.
Not because of heavy rains, I learned, but because the yaks had reshaped the land over the years as they wander up and down the mountains.
Twelve days later, crowds gathered in front of the building, in the rain, to learn which of those contenders the council would officially approve for the ballot.
In the television room, videotapes and DVD's -- "Singing in the Rain" and "Learn Tai Chi" -- were stacked haphazardly on the shelves, next to two Oscars.
