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By: villagesolutions
One of the first lessons I remember from my undergraduate anthropology studies is “ask how not why/what”. Many market research studies examine who buys what fashion and what are the fashion trends, but it fails to understand the underlining why. By asking how, you implicitly are requesting a story and not a simple answer. “Why&...
about 1 month ago
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Kissimmee city official accused of sealing family’s lost dog
By: HeatherLeigh
Kissimmee City Commissioner Cheryl Grieb and her attorney spoke to the Buckethead Show (Real Radio) regarding accusations that she took a neighbor's puppy and simply gave it away. The 6-month-old Maltese puppy, Lucky, belonging to Pietro Sciuto, was found by Grieb on her way to work Nov. 2. During her interview with the Buckethead
20 days ago
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property taxes in small town WI
By: observer51
I have a question and I,m really hoping some one out there has an answer. I watch cnn and other news and for a long time now we've been told the housing market is in the toilet. Property values are going down. This fall the town I live in reassessed all home owners and guess what? Our property values increased. Some, as in my case 50,000. I called ...
about 1 month ago
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Kashmir’s Operation Green Hunt
By: dustgeer
The low, flat-topped hills of south Orissa have been home to the Dongria Kondh long before there was a country called India or a state called Orissa. The hills watched over the Kondh. The Kondh watched over the hills and worshipped them as living deities. Now these hills have been sold for the bauxite they contain. Perhaps the Kondh are supposed ...
26 days ago
- News Source: Androscoggin News | about 1 month agoOne of my best teachers of fiction writing used to ask me and my peers to answer two questions each time we critiqued a manuscript in class: What happens in this story, and what is this story about? Those questions came to mind recently as I read...
- News Source: The New York Times | about 1 month agoThe narrator — a former child star named Chase Insteadman, who lives off the residuals from an insipid 1980s sitcom — is getting to know his new friend Perkus Tooth at a Second Avenue burger joint. Perkus is a cultural critic with a recognizably...
- Blog Source: disquiet.comThe novel is titled Chronic City, and true to its name, it's a marijuana-infused story of cultural paranoia. Key among those paranoids is Perkus, a walking encyclopedia of film, pop music, and politics who spends his time weaving ...
- Blog Source: frisbeewind.blogspot.comI've been waiting for Jonathan Lethem's Chronic City since I read an excerpt in The New Yorker last spring. It's finally out. I swooped on it at B&N. Lethem is probably the best American writer working today; his idiosyncratic characters, ... “If
- Blog Source: www.weedtracker.com"Chronic City" features one hapless Chase Insteadman, a former child actor adrift in New York as his fiancée, an astronaut, hovers above, prevented from returning to Earth by an orbital minefield. ... And you know, at the same time it's just finally
- Blog Source: features.csmonitor.com... residuals from his role as a child star on the sitcom “Martyr & Pesty,” pines for teenage sweetheart Janice Trumbull (an astronaut lost in space), and attends parties along with the likes of Lou Reed, Steve Martin, and David Blaine. ...
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