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Cinco de Mayo vs. FREE Meditation Therapy
If you actually follow the website and do some things we write about, today should give a clear impression on the trajectory of your life. Don’t worry, our analytic software can’t read your decision. We’re working on it, but just can’t seem to get the the cd out of its
Free Workshops and Events at SOHO Mac Store During Tribeca Film Fest
Sometimes I use my roommate’s Mac and I fucking hate it when Safari automatically opens up to the mac homepage. Why doesn’t she change that shit? Anyway, the other day it actually proved useful because I found out about Apple’s awesome involvement with the Tribeca Film Festival. The SOHO Apple
Make a Fuggin' Remote Control Plane for $100
A few weeks ago I went to Dorkbot and it was AMAZING. Sometime in between Revenge of the Nerds and now these guys have really improved their social capital. Must have something to do with computers. There were three presentations from five dorks, who per event requirements were “doing strange
NYC Parks Are Free and have other free things
Despite gusty winds, yesterday was a beautiful day. Still, a bunch of us Mainers and a handful of Arkansans/Arkansanites/Arkansanivians expressed guarded optimism, the memory of past teaser days lingering. Sure, 60 and sunny in January is no cause to lift expectations. You take it at face value, maybe get a
Be a Baglady or Man
Sustainable bags of the non-tea variety (be it quaffable leaf or indigestible balls) will be all yours today if you decide to partake in a little DIY thanks to a partnership made in Brooklyn between the 3rd Ward and Bags fr the People. Even if you bought all 6 of
The Really, Really Free Market THIS Sunday
These guys have their canvassing down because I was offered the same pamplet 4 times in 30 minutes at Stubag’s book reading last week. It’s the same flyer as the Feb.22 event with the old date scratched out and 3/29 handwritten in, which makes all the animosity disappear. The idea
Make Some Memes
Last night’s free lecture was pretty sweet, and not just because professor Patrick Gannon had a delivery like Kids in the Hall’s Kevin McDonald. He showed us some gross anatomical brain asymmetries consistent in humans, chimps, and gorillas in the ‘œcomprehension’ brain regions before propelling into more subtle asymmetries in