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Oct 30th

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“When the economy collapsed, we were quiet, the tea party spoke up, and the rage...”

– Occupy Wall Street, Steve Jobs, and the Crazy Ones | Mother Jones

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“As one people, united, we acknowledge the reality: that the future of the human...”

– Declaration of the Occupation of New York City

Oct 7th

“If there is one thing I know, it is that the 1 percent loves a crisis. When...”

– Occupy Wall Street: The Most Important Thing in the World Now | The Nation

Oct 7th

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Oct 3rd

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Huge waves on Lake Shore Path (via | NBC Chicago). My morning commute yesterday was seriously crazy. And super fun. ;-)

Oct 1st

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Scifri Videos: Physics Of The Riderless Bike

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“[Oberst’s] intensity was at an all time high while singing...”

– Concert Review: The Kills and Bright Eyes at Lollapalooza 2011 - National Music | Examiner.com Comedic would not be a word I’d used to describe this performance. Intense, passionate, yes, but also angry and possibly contemptuous. But if Conor Oberst was trying to be funny I just don’t...

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The boy that is in my heart’s kangaroo pocket →

What a great image. My heart’s kangaroo pocket is happily occupied, as well. via: thethingsthatmakemegommm

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Jun 30th

Hello, Debtor's Prison! →

Simple Justice on the recent SCOTUS decision, Turner v. Rogers (PDF): Turner may implicate a wide variety of scholarly issues, but who cares. What matters most about the decision, like Gagnon, is that a person goes to jail without having a lawyer to defend him because he’s indigent. And his failure to prove indigence, because he has no one to tell him anything is proved in court,...

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“Riding my bike for transportation, I feel at ease and familiar with the city...”

– Lovely Bicycle!: The Morning After: Post-Sport Transport I know exactly what she’s talking about. Cycling in the city makes the city livable. Without that, I’d be going insane here. (As for the identity crisis of sport v. transport cycling — it’s all cycling and it’s...

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