These trilingual English/Arabic/Hebrew keyboard stickers are both uncomfortably cute and comfortably useful.
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These trilingual English/Arabic/Hebrew keyboard stickers are both uncomfortably cute and comfortably useful.
Missed connection at the Staten Island Ferry.
Big hamburger. (Via)
We’re only three months in and already have a winner. Take a half-hour out of your day to read this piece. Simply amazing.
The Simpsons in Arabic. آل شمشون
1. Send out story pitches.
2. Check for jobs.
3. Work on thesis revisions.
4. Go to Arabic class.
5. Go to gym.
6. Not have any chance to enjoy beautiful NY spring day.
Our extensive investigation into whether Pakistani authorities really captured the (ahem…) US-BORN JEWISH DEATH METAL FAN WHO BECAME AL-QAEDA’S CHIEF PROPAGANDIST.
Sorry about that: We just wanted to highlight the fact that the terrorists are, by any objective standards, weird.
Nearly forgot that tomorrow is the Hoboken St. Patricks Day Parade, aka The Only Day When It Is Socially Acceptable To Vomit On The PATH At 2pm. Also, guess who’s not going anywhere near Hoboken tomorrow.
Leatherface - Razor Blades & Asprin
Posted in honor of tonight’s show…
New York’s troubled politicians: The fall of the Harlem Clubhouse
1. Hey Economist, give your New York correspondent/whoever wrote this a raise.
2. How did a British publication write a better overview of New York politics and culture than the Times, Daily News or New Yorker? For shame.
Ran into a journalist friend of mine at Starbucks this afternoon and a professional blogger of fame at the gym. Gotta love New York, right?