January 2009
10 posts
On the Street | The Fabric of History - The New... →
I always love Bill Cunningham’s photos in the style section of the Times and it was great to see that he saw the ingruation that I saw.
He explaines, in a way i couldnt to all my friends who thought i was crazy for heading down there in the cold, why I am so glad I was there. Why it didnt matter that I couldn’t see him any better then they could at home on tv.
The event truely was...
WatchKeep you’re eyes peeled, I’ll be the short dude somewhere in the back!
The Remainder
Remainder by Tom McCarthy
My review
rating: 4 of 5 stars Now that it’s over I can say one thing for sure, I didn’t see that coming. Am I glad I went there? I’m not sure. The story is of a man who is an accident, yet despite any real long term disabilities he is awarded 8.5 million pounds, a sum that is contingent on the fact that he do not revel the circumstances of his accident, on that is...
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Seed: Chaos Begets Chaos →
A new article on a study of the “broken window theory”, which claims that people are more likley to violate a rule or law if they see evidence of others doing so.
The results are not very surprising but it’s still an interesting phenomenon.