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Who Knew?: Anti-Globalism We’re on location here in New York City to report first hand on the huge protest at the UN headquarters in Manhattan over the General Assembly’s killing of resolutions condemming human rights abuses in both Zimbabwe and Sudan for “coming too near the level of taking sides in the war of Weltanschauungs … Continue reading Anti-Globalism, or: Stuff I miss even though it's only a short walk away
Where I write to you from: Cincinnati Weather (KLUK): reported: 01:53 UTC on 2004/11/09 Temperature: 35.1°F (1.7°C) Dewpoint: 28.9°F (-1.7°C) Relative humidity: 78.1% Barometric: 30.44 inHg Conditions: fair, no wind How in hell can it be fair, no wind, and 35.1 frigging degrees with a dewpoint below zero? (Because it can, dammit.) AND how can … Continue reading Fair. No wind.
Good summation by David Brooks in The New York Times > Opinion > Op-Ed Columnist: The Values-Vote Myth: But the same insularity that caused many liberals to lose touch with the rest of the country now causes them to simplify, misunderstand and condescend to the people who voted for Bush. If you want to understand … Continue reading Why the Democrats lost
Via unbillable hours, I have come across MoCo Loco. Not only is it a design blog (contemporary furnishings & housewares, it would seem), but it has links to the designs it’s talking about, so that you can partake of them as well. Oh, what a way to procrastinate on my novel…
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