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Monday Mash-up, 2/18/08

18-Feb-08

1) Spindle had a great week last week with a strong February update that generated our highest single-day traffic spike yet, and the announcement of our first contest, “Play Ball” – which offers a $50 honorarium for the best baseball / stickball / cricket-related poetry, fiction and non-fiction from a New York City perspective — has been [...]

Nouns of Note

30-Dec-07

I wouldn’t recommend sex, drugs or insanity for everyone, but they’ve always worked for me.
–Hunter S. Thompson
People

Cristin O’Keefe Aptowicz
Oscar Bermeo
Bloomfieldguy
Tony Brown
Staceyann Chin
Ta-Nehisi Coates
Peter Dressel
Daphne Gottlieb
Charlie Huston
Bassey Ikpi
Mara Jebsen
Adam Karas
Brian A. Klems
Latino Pundit
Kevin MacDonald
Taylor Mali
Barack Obama
Alix Olson
Erech Overaker
Matt Ruff
Maria Schneider
Matthew Charles Siegel
Ben Smith
Andrew Sullivan
F. Omar Telan
Rich Villar
Phil West

Places

Bar 13
Botanica
Bowery Poetry Club
Bronx Academy of Arts and Dance
Cuban [...]

Longest. Week. Ever.

09-May-05

There’s a request of my NY-area readers at the end of this, but first, the preamble.
“Life, she is a roller coaster; for every thrilling dip, there is an uphill slog.”
I just made that sagacious little quote up, because it pretty much sums up last week. Long story short, we’ve squashed the Bloomfield house search - [...]

"Highest and Best"

25-Apr-05

“Pop quiz, hotshot. How much do you want this house?”
Highest and Best. That’s the rules of the game for our bid on the house we want. All offers will go through the listing agent for presentation tomorrow afternoon and the seller will pick the “highest and best” of them, with no counter-offers being made. “Highest” [...]

Adventures in Real Estate

25-Apr-05

What a crazy week. We flip-flopped so much on our housing situation, I felt like John Kerry by Sunday night!
Faced with the likelihood of stretching ourselves unacceptably thin to afford a decent house in Bloomfield, we started working on Plan B, an apartment in a Manhattan neighborhood with a good elementary school. Our logic was [...]