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Tax invoice

June 5th, 2009 · No Comments

Lately I’ve been thinking that getting an invoice back after you pay your taxes would be awesome- like what you have bought/funded with your money.  I know this would be difficult and take time but I would LOVE to see; this would be the ultimate in accountability.  I am a big believer in higher taxes […]

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Tags: Business · Politics

Terrorism Works, duh

June 2nd, 2009 · 2 Comments

With yet another murder committed in the name of jesus, god, saving babies and being”pro-life,” we as Americans need to rethink our way of dealing with terrorism- which exactly what the fundamentalist right wingers are engaging in.  While condemning the actions of Islamic terrorists, they are committing violent acts to convey a political opinion, and […]

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Tags: Uncategorized

The REAL Housewives, courtesy of BRAVO

May 13th, 2009 · No Comments

 
The Bravo Network has brought me many joys- no kidding.  Project Runway, Top Chef and Law and Order marathons could make up for many grievances, but even I am offended by the Real Housewives of franchise.  

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Tags: Celebrity · Culture · Editorial

City Living

April 28th, 2009 · No Comments

 

I live in Greenpoint, Brooklyn and I love it.  It is home to me.  The people who live here really care about their neighborhood, which is true about most NYC neighborhoods.  If Brooklynites seem like they don’t care about the way their neighborhood looks, they still care about their neighbors.  
I moved here about two […]

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Tags: Uncategorized

A potentially positive form of shrinkage.

April 22nd, 2009 · No Comments

I think this idea is really interesting.  I have often thought less mature and planned out versions of this when I lived in Buffalo, NY.  The idea of taking urban decay into your own hands fascinates me.  Watching a city die out can be really sad, especially if it’s a city you love and are invested in.  Cities like […]

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Tags: Editorial

Coffee as blasphemy-

April 1st, 2009 · No Comments

Please imagine your parents’ outrage when you broke curfew, or got caught having sex, or they found pot in your drawers, or you failed a semester of college.  Now please multiply it by a country, and make the source of the anger hanging out at a coffee shop.  After school and with other women.  This […]

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Tags: Culture

Taxes, Twitter and Dinner

March 30th, 2009 · No Comments

 
Have I joined twitter?  Of course!  Did I pay my taxes yet?  Just today!  I talked about paying my taxes on twitter, which might officially be the most boring thing to update about.  But I felt like I had to say something about it!  Twitter was open in another tab, and turbo tax was eliciting […]

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Tags: Culture · Editorial · Entertainment · Internet

Some thoughts about Sylvia Plath

March 5th, 2009 · 3 Comments

Sylvia Plath was a good writer.  She worked very hard and was successful at a very young age, but a lot of people only remember because she was depressed and committed suicide.  Some people have become downright contemptuous towards her, and ascribed her to a school of thought that I’m not sure she belongs in.

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Tags: Lit.

For the Birds

January 29th, 2009 · 3 Comments

If you go to for the birds you will see a project I’ve been working heart and soul on.

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Tags: Uncategorized

What Inclusion is Like

January 23rd, 2009 · No Comments

The political process is this venerated, admired and even envied here in the US.  The democratic bragging rights are always ours somehow, and we’ve used them to start wars, rebuild nations, get what we want, and intimidate.
But I thought about it, and I feel like George Bush Jr has been president my whole life.  Not […]

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Tags: Culture · Politics