- Well – Kept From a Dying Partner’s Bedside – NYTimes.com
A reason I don’t travel much in the U.S. Medical proxies may not work for gay people.
tags: queer hospital medical civilrights gay
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Linkage for 05/14/2009
- greg.org: the making of: Many Happy Returns
excellent write-up on the shenanigans of this week’s art auctions in NY
tags: nyc art auctions corruption market
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- Can Scientists Dance? — Science
The world’s first Dance Your Ph.D. Contest
tags: science dance video music academia dj - Artists: Diversify your hustle! | Own This City | Time Out New York
tags: arts economics
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Linkage for 05/06/2009
- subways at scale
world’s subways at same scale
tags: subway transportation map
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Linkage for 04/30/2009
- Newspapers and Thinking the Unthinkable – Clay Shirky
I’m late on posting this, but it’s still awesome.
tags: journalism media technology publishing history
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New York Street Advertising Takeover
Video spotted via enjoybanking. Visit Barbara Celis’s blog for more info, James’s post, and this flickr stream.
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Linkage for 04/28/2009
- How ABC Interview Shaped a Torture Debate – NYTimes.com
Some critics say that the now-discredited information shared by Mr. Kiriakou and other sources heightened the public perception of waterboarding as an effective interrogation technique. “I think it was sanitized by the way it was described” in press accounts, said John Sifton, a former lawyer for Human Rights Watch, an advocacy group.
tags: torture warcrimes alqaeda
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