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The WaPo’s commodity politics | InfiniteProse
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You'll have things to repent, boy. And that's the best thing there is. The WaPo’s commodity politics. I’ve been following Dave Weigel’s resignation with keen interest, in part, because a.) he’s a decent person, and b.) he’s objectively a very good journalist, two characteristics which are rare in D.C. even on their own. Journalists that actually engage their subject matter this way will invariably stray from the well-worn paths of generic, lowest-common-denominator ideologies of the left or the right....
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avb_eurobike2009_photo_151 | InfiniteProse
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You'll have things to repent, boy. And that's the best thing there is. Will Commodi-Che-cation never end? Raquo; avb eurobike2009 photo 151. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
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Afghanistan’s Horizon | InfiniteProse
https://infiniteprose.wordpress.com/2009/09/23/afghanistans-horizon
You'll have things to repent, boy. And that's the best thing there is. Disabled-from-War, by Faryouk Faryad (Kabul). The sun may be setting on Afghanistan, long a central focal point for Obama since his campaign, as a target for military and development resources for the administration. The New York Times had a piece today on this shift in the Obama administration’s thinking on Afghanistan:. This thinking was echoed over at the Dreyfuss Report. Noting rumors that surge-advocate general McChrystal may qui...
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Will Commodi-Che-cation never end? | InfiniteProse
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You'll have things to repent, boy. And that's the best thing there is. Will Commodi-Che-cation never end? Core77 has a wrap-up photo series on the Eurobike show 2009. One of the premiere cycling expos in the world. There are some pretty bad-ass things to come out of it (including folding helmets. And don’t worry, there is also the obligatory nod to the perennially and ever-astoundingly moronic “Che Face”:. I don’t know what is most maddening about this. Where to start, form or content? In content, I don&...
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Rza and copyright | InfiniteProse
https://infiniteprose.wordpress.com/2010/06/22/rza-and-copyright
You'll have things to repent, boy. And that's the best thing there is. A few months back, Music blog Butter Team had an interesting post. About the history of hip hop samples from old Stax recordings. They quote Rza on declining to use samples anymore because of how expensive the royalties can be, which raises interesting questions about musical creation in the age of Producing as its own art-form. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:.
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Repititious Rust: Late Industrialism’s look and feel | InfiniteProse
https://infiniteprose.wordpress.com/2009/11/25/repititious-rust-late-industrialisms-look-and-feel
You'll have things to repent, boy. And that's the best thing there is. Repititious Rust: Late Industrialism’s look and feel. Currently the Corcoran has an Edward Burtynsky exhibit on Oil. Over the past 12 years, Burtynsky has focused his general project of documenting industrialism to snapshots from the lifecycle of oil. Via The Third Ray. One of Burtynskys oil refineries. A pumping room from a food plant. In the space of a couple dozen photographs, Burtynsky has distilled the mass of humanity’s te...
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Whitman | InfiniteProse
https://infiniteprose.wordpress.com/2010/07/06/whitman
You'll have things to repent, boy. And that's the best thing there is. Stuck in my cubicle in a Baghdad bunker, I’m hungering to interact with the natural world freely and unencumbered by T-walls, concrete, the hum and stink of diesel generators. In a city of fractured chaos, crumbled and depleted, its river a shallow saline toxic cripple of its former self, I yearn for clean grass and fresh air. I read Whitman. Houses and rooms are full of perfumes, the shelves are crowded with. The feeling of health, t...
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Claude Levi-Strauss, 1908–2009 | InfiniteProse
https://infiniteprose.wordpress.com/2009/11/03/claude-levi-strauss-1908-2009
You'll have things to repent, boy. And that's the best thing there is. Claude Levi-Strauss, 1908–2009. Via photographer Irving Penn). Claude Levi-Strauss died today at 100. Obit at NYTimes here. Work has been busy, thus the dearth of posts. Have some work in the pipeline at dcfoodforall.org, a new collaborative blog on healthy food access issues in DC. Other work on bicycles, ag, and the transcendence of wordless music on the way. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. All girls love salt.
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A Tale of Two Turtles | Phenology and Place in New Vrindaban
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Phenology and Place in New Vrindaban. Return of the Red Fox. A Tale of Two Turtles. And could bite off my finger if I got too close. Eventually, it turned back around towards the Palace lake, crossed the lawn, and dove in. No Responses Yet to “A Tale of Two Turtles”. Feed for this Entry. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Giveaway of the Day.
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My Rural America: Transition at My Rural America
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Your "gateway" to national news! MY RURAL AMERICA started this website to make sure that rural voters have easy access to ALL the news, not just one side of the story, about how Washington policy-making sometimes helps, but also can hurt rural America's families and their businesses. Count on us to share the stories that matter to your kitchen tables. Wednesday, December 16, 2009. Transition at My Rural America. This is an exiting time at My Rural America. Change at the Top. New Leadership at MRA. It is ...
