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April 2010

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“We’re trying to end Lost in a way that feels Lost-ian and fair and will generate a tremendous amount of theorizing,” he said. “We’re going to be as definitive as we can be and say this is our ending, but there’s no way to end the show where the fans aren’t going to say, ‘What did they mean by this?’ Which is why we’re not going to explain it.” —

Lindelof: Lost Finale Will ‘Generate A Tremendous Amount of Theorizing’ — Vulture

Annoying.

Apr 30, 2010
“At different times and depending on whom you ask, the bar now called Freddy’s was a neighborhood haven for working-class drinkers, the CBGB’s of Brooklyn or a fountainhead of activism, creativity and dissent. In a cigar box kept behind the bar, locals stashed their house keys, and the bartender would cash regulars’ checks, according to David Sheets, 49, Freddy’s resident historian, who worked at the bar for a few years in the late 1990s.” —

Freddy’s Bar, in Path of Atlantic Yards, to Close - NYTimes.com

We’ll pour it out, tonight.

Apr 30, 2010
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“The Exxon Valdez [tanker disaster off Alaska in 1989] is going to pale [into insignificance] in comparison to this as it goes on.” —

BBC News - US military joins Gulf of Mexico oil spill effort

This is crazy. When the spill first happened, they were saying it’s “no where near the size of the Valdez.” In hindsight, I can’t say that I believe that we were getting all the information. It was a bunch of lip service to the effect of “These wells are super-sophisticated. They’re designed to automatically close-off when something like this happens” and now we’re hearing “We can’t actually say at this time why the safety devices didn’t work, but we will continue to look into it.”

That’s not what you say when wildlife, human livelihood and thousands (maybe more?) of jobs — bringing in millions of dollars — are at stake. Those wetlands along the coast are one of the only buffers between hurricanes and Louisiana, not to mention a wildlife habitat.

I remember being so sad looking at pictures on the Exxon Valdez oil spill — seeing videos in school about ducks and seals covered in oil. I feel the same way now.

Apr 29, 2010
ErinScottberg.com -- Geocities-ized. → wonder-tonic.com

I’m just glad that fat John Popper Blues Traveler is my music.

Apr 28, 2010
Babelgum: Astoria Scum River Bridge → babelgum.com

Inspiring story of what getting shit done in NYC.

Apr 28, 2010
Apr 28, 2010
“My first instinct was to run after him,” the victim told The Post. “So I started running and he started running into the park. He was running really, really fast, but by the time I got 30, 40 feet from him, I ran out of steam. I was yelling ‘You son of a bitch! Someone stop him.’ ” —

Pregnant woman mugged; cop, good Samaritans come to her aid and catch suspect - NYPOST.com

She later said that she realizes it wasn’t the brightest idea, but hey, you can’t fight your instincts.

Apr 28, 2010
Michelle Tanner is All Grown Up ... and Writing for Lemondrop!

Mary-Kate Olsen Guestblogs for Lemondrop! (OK, That’s a Lie …) - Lemondrop.com

Apr 28, 2010
WHAT ARE WE DOING?!

Tough to speak for all of us, but my best assessment would be taking advantage of this youthful, detached period in our life when we still have the freedom to chase our dreams to the biggest city in the U.S. Searching for answers to questions we’re not even certain of in the first place. We’re all trying our best to make sense of this crazy rat race we call life, while still enjoying ourselves as most we can along the way.

It’s a tough question to answer, but I guess if you had to boil it down to one word: living. We’re living. The best we know how.

That’s what we’re doing.

—Brian J.

Apr 27, 2010
Apr 26, 2010
Sadie Stein started a fun NYC online guidebook → petitesophisticatenyc.blogspot.com

Don’t mind if I check out that wine bar in Boerum Hill … love finding new spots in the neighborhood.

abangupjob:

Some new neighborhoods to explore in here, plus some enjoyable-sounding places in neighborhoods you are sometimes stuck in while hungry (Midtown and Upper East Side, at least).

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Running Routes - WalkJogRun → walkjogrun.net

Looking forward to using this site all summer.

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Apr 23, 2010
Apr 23, 2010
As Lost Ends, Creators Explain How They Did It, What’s Going On | Magazine | Wired.com → wired.com

Must. Read. Later.

No time now…

Apr 20, 2010
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Modest Mouse playing Williamsburg Waterfront, the Pitchfork Festival (updated full lineup) & other tour dates → brooklynvegan.com

Why are all the summer concerts they’ve announced so far during that last week of July? I understand that they’re making us buy tickets before they tell us what we can see for free, but they’re only doing themselves a disservice by clumping them all together in teh same week. I’d go to all of these shows — The National/Beachhouse, Black Keys, Flaming Lips, Modest Mouse — and pay for them even, but I can only handle so many concerts in a week.

Apr 15, 2010
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