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Image of the Day from the Daily Green
Posted by Jesse.J Jul, 03, 2009 @ 11:03 amthedailygreen.com is a great consumer’s guide and gateway to the green revolution. And occasionally they have really funny stuff like this.
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Carly’s Kiss and Tell: Keeping the Faith
Posted by Carly Dahlen Jun, 29, 2009 @ 12:01 pmLast week was pretty rough. Between my dwindling finances, the tragic deaths of some amazing celebrities, and the AWOL status of my latest romantic interest (yeah, another guy who stopped calling), I was pretty down. In the midst of these disappointments, I had to attend a going-away party for one of my best friends in NYC. Claire and I knew each other from undergrad, and we both moved out to NYC for graduate school. She was one of the people I could best relate to in terms of dating. We had both struggled through our share of frustrating relationships, and always had each other for support. I went to her party with a heavy heart, knowing that I was saying goodbye to such a wonderful friend. I arrived to the party not knowing anyone. Though Claire and I were good friends, most of her NYC pals were her co-workers and fellow grad students. Just as I began to feel even more upset and alone, the party hostesses, Lauren and Lanie, began chatting with me, and turned out to...

Is Ahmadinejad happy Michael Jackson died?
Posted by justinquincy Jun, 30, 2009 @ 11:25 pmThe death of pop icon Michael Jackson continues to flood the airwaves and the Internet with stories and remembrances. Inevitably, his sudden and unexpected death has captured a nation's and world's imagination. And, it's also probably made Iranian president-elect Mahmoud Ahmadinejad breathe a few heavy sighs of relief, especially if he believes that the uprising occuring in his country is truly fed by outside, Western influence. In many ways, the King of Pop's death is also a potential death knell for Iranian protestors and Mousavi. Once again a graph says a thousand words. The Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism released this graph showing the news coverage breakdown last week, showing the surge of coverage of Jackson even though it only captures 3 out of the 7 days of coverage. It's a stunning reversal from the previous week's numbers when Iran was hands down the topic covered by media, as revealed in this contrasting graph: What's...
















