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| March.10.2010 : Wednesday |
 The Dutch purchase Mannahatta
Look, we not want to seem patronizing - after all, it's your duffel cloth - but we been in Mannahatta long time. And, sure, it seem dazzling and sophisticated at first. But living here? (He makes a skeptical face.) It not everything it cracked up to be.
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Link: Mannahatta : The New Yorker
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| 03.09.2010 : Tuesday |
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| 03.08.2010 : Monday |
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| 03.07.2010 : Sunday |
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| 03.05.2010 : Friday |
Sushi cat
I'm not really sure what the point of this game is. Apart from watching a fat cat bounce around and eat sushi.
That said, I think I played five levels straight.
Be aware that there's an annoying ad that plays before it.
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Link: Sushi cat on Packed.com
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| 03.04.2010 : Thursday |
F************KKKK YOOOOOOOUUUUUUUU!
Al Goldstein, former pornographer, grapples with ruin, sickness, old age and loneliness the only way he knows how - with middle finger extended. I think his piece on Linda Lovelace from September 10, 2008 is as moving as anything Roger Ebert has been writing lately, if decidedly different.
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Link: Al Goldstein's G-Spot
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Edward Anatolevich Hill
The song he is interpreting, "I Am So Happy to Finally Be Back Home," is an Ostrovskii composition, and it is meant to be sung in the vokaliz style, that is to say sung, but without words.
Explains the early link.
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Link: Edward Anatolevich Hill
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Housing Works: Events: A Fortunate Age Party with Joanna Smith Rakoff, M Shanghai String Band, and the Story Pirates
This was snowed out last week, and rescheduled for tomorrow, Friday, March 5th at 6:30pm.
I'm told there will be at least 500 free beers from the Brooklyn Brewery! As well as other stuff–food, wine, music, talented authors.
Come.
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Link: Housing Works: Events: A Fortunate Age Party with Joanna Smith Rakoff, M Shanghai String Band, and the Story Pirates
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