Monthly Archives: October 2010
Reader: October 29, 2010
- If your food don’t taste good, at least make it look good. – The urgency and importance in which the Dream Act must be passed is more prevalent now more than ever. The times have been covering a few … Continue reading
Reader: October 22, 2010
- Loving the collage works of Julien Pacaud. More on his flickr page. via fffffound – I want the new New York Times Cookbook. Now. – Brooklyn Based on being a non-insular, non-pretentious, and un-entitled stroller pusher in Park Slope. … Continue reading
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Masala Loca
Over the weekend Angel and I got to attend a supperclub dinner hosted by Chitra and Sabra of Masala Loca. I’ve had the honor of hosting them as vendors at Greenpoint Food Market (may you rest in peace) as they … Continue reading
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Moral Conscience, Surveillance v. Performance, and Helplessness
I was listening to a recent episode of This American Life titled Right to Remain Silent telling stories about people who can’t keep their mouth shut. The first act is pretty damn funny where this guy walks into the apple … Continue reading
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Reader: Oct 20, 2010
- Man Jeggings. – David Byrne for 20×200 to benefit Creative Time. – Mad Men. Mad Men. Mad Men. – NYC’s best vintage stores. – Idea Meeting. – Ghosts in Brooklyn. – Rape Gaze. – Pizza for breakfast, lunch, dinner, … Continue reading
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Finding Beauty and Calm in Night
I’m typing from my brand new macbook pro right now and I must say, each and every type on the keyboard is new and exhilarating. I spent a shit ton of money on this reality crippling device, maximized on the … Continue reading
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Reader: October 17, 2010
OK, so on an attempt to get my writing momentum going I’m going to kind of promise myself to put up a Reader post at least once a week. Reader literally means I forage through hundreds of blogs I subscribe … Continue reading
Greenpoint Open Studios Recap. Well, Kind of.
It happened. It’s over. Greenpoint Open Studios is Done and Done. Whew. I must confess, organizing GOS completely stretched me thin and tore me apart this year, despite having had the help of three amazingly talented ladies. Having spent the … Continue reading
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