Whenever I visit my parents, I make sure to visit Target before returning to stupid target-less NYC. I mean, targets exist here, but not in the wonderful, stocked, convenient glory of the suburbs. Last weekend, my mom bought me this great lime/mustard green sweater dress with a drawstring. I secretly suspect that my mom bought […]
Entries from November 2008
Target is the best store.
June 27th, 2008 · No Comments
Tags: Culture · Editorial · Entertainment · Neat Stuff
Slavery still happens.
June 27th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Just read this story about a modern day case of slavery. This woman “employed” two Indonesian woman. And by employed I mean she beat them and abused them while they worked for her; after she had confiscated their passports and visas. The family paid the “housekeepers’” families 100 dollars a month. Besides, doesn’t she just LOOK […]
Tags: Culture · Editorial · Gossip · News
Oppotunity vs Pragmatism
June 27th, 2008 · No Comments
Now that Obama is the general election candidate, the media has been focusing on a McCain vs Obama deathmatch; the Huffington Post is featuring “FearWatch ‘08″ and the Washington Post just published this op-ed, calling Obama an “opportunist”. So the knife is definitely sharp on both sides, as they say. It is funny, to me, […]
Tags: Editorial · News · Politics
7up
June 24th, 2008 · 1 Comment
7up is the best of the clear liquid sodas. Not only is it refreshing and bubbly, but it’s not too sweet like sierra mist and sprite are. Sierra mist and sprite are clear but go down like a syrupy sweet cola whereas 7up tastes like lemony seltzer. I love 7up.
Calvin and Hobbes
June 19th, 2008 · 1 Comment
There are a few things in my childhood that stand out to me now. One is Sunday nights and Ghostwriter, but even more clearly I remember waiting for my father to finish reading his newpapers so I could read the comics. And in the comics section was a character that remains and inspiration to me […]
Tags: Art
The Hills
June 16th, 2008 · No Comments
My two favorite characters on MTV’s The Hills are Lo and Lauren. I have recently become addcited to this qausi-reality show; hopping on the train late in its third season. I was late to Laguna Beach and now I’m late to the Hills, but that means I get to watch a whole day’s worth of […]
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Tim Russert: Dead
June 13th, 2008 · No Comments
Tim Russert died today of a heart attack. And while I know this is a sad thing and that heart disease is horrible, I just can’t believe how quick the internet is. I found out like half an hour ago, and look-
Wikipedia already has his death on his page. Russert was born in Buffalo, and […]
Tags: Culture · Uncategorized
Why Using Seesmic in Video Comments is Kind of Silly
June 11th, 2008 · 5 Comments
Why Using Seesmic in Video Comments is Kind of Silly
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McCain
June 11th, 2008 · 1 Comment
I love this picture. John McCain is hugging President Bush. Former rivals, this picture shows their reconcilation- and Bush even ran a horribly negative campaign against McCain in 2000! But whatever, bygones!
If you know someone who is deciding who to vote for in November, don’t get mad when HE says he might vote for John McCain. That whole “war hero” thing […]
Tags: Culture · Politics · Uncategorized
The Social Revolution Has Limitations Too
June 10th, 2008 · 5 Comments
Last night a tweet came through my twitterstream that grabbed my attention.It was sent by Ted Rheingold, the founder of dogster:
“Why doesn’t Apple’s MobileMe have social features? Apple gets A LOT right, but it’s as if they want to skip the social revolution“
This is definitely a thought-provoking question, and one you could easily imagine coming […]
Tags: Internet Mish-Mash