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Photos: The Light of Meat Sprinkling a Perpetual Path
More photos grabbed with my phone as New York rolled me around. First, and a first for me, an embedded flickr slide show, right after this likely obnoxious ad:
Then all of the photos individually:
Music Review: Nathan Gaunt at the National Underground
Who: Nathan Gaunt, an Australian musician.
What: Show at the National Underground.
When: Er, he played in August, and I’m just now getting around to posting this. So much for deadlines.
Impressions: Nathan Gaunt sings with a smooth, bravely itinerant voice that flies across the landscape of your hearing like a light-trailing hawk painting sky art. His [...]
Picket line outside Chinatown restaurant
A representative of the restaurant workers union, Tony Tsai, said that the demonstration was a response to punitive actions taken against employees following Golden Bridge Restaurant’s official conversion to a union shop.
That’s all I got. I know, I know. Where’s the response from the owner? Where are the details of the alleged mistreatment? Where’s the [...]
Posted in Flying Flashlight Reports | Also tagged Chinatown, Chinese food, demonstrations, picket line, protests, reporting, restaurant, unions, workers | Leave a comment
Escaping the Screen
There was one purpose for my journey to the Brooklyn Flea Market: to escape my computer screen.
But breaking the grip of a MacBook Pro’s 2-D, 17″ window onto the world takes a lot more than hauling a Web worker’s chair-sculpted ass up and out the door.
That glowing rectangle is not just a thing [...]
Posted in Columns, Flying Flashlight Reports, Getting to Know NYC, Video | Also tagged bicycles, Brooklyn, Columns, flea markets, furniture, Guatemala, jewelry, shoes, shopping, Video | Leave a comment
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