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Economic Depression?
That's what The Donald says.
If this economic clusterfuck is going to last for years, I'm wondering what I'm going to do about my career trajectory.
It's not obvious to me that a demand for architects will exist to match the supply. But it's quite possible, and here's why.
The demographics and usage of cities and suburbs are going to change ( Read more... ) -
Win.
I vote in six hours. The lines at Jackson-Mann will probably get outrageous.
Phone banking from 9 - 4, 58 Kenrick St, Brighton/Newton. Then I have class. Fuck my job.
P.S. I doubt this one can be successfully stolen. I already bought cigars.
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TOMORROW
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Juggalo
I was riding my bike through Waban today when I saw something very pathetic, really a sad sign of the times ( Read more... ) -
science
If you're ever interested in seeing ridiculously unscientific studies written about and given the blessing of the media, I recommend MSNBC.com. I saw a great one a while ago that concluded that you can spot gay people by the way they walk... the study had a sample size of 2-4 people walking on treadmills with motion sensors attached to them ( Read more... ) -
Writer's Block: In Honor of President's Day
A good president is one who will try above all else to make informed decisions, and who will do the right thing even when it may be unpopular. -
Chevelle
Can someone please tell me why I missed the memo on this excellent band? I hold all of you personally responsible for this. -
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The DJs on WAAF had an interview with Scott Weiland that went horribly wrong. They're vague, but they won't stop talking about it. It's replaying at 3. -
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Peter Karg, the Newton elections commissioner who confidently told me how great Newton's new Diebold machines are, has been placed on paid administrative leave.
The reason? His office was counting signatures for a petition drive to put North on the ballot, and they were off by a few hundred signatures. 700 or so. It changed the outcome.
TAB ( Read more... )
