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• East Village Cheapo Sushi Mainstay Jeollado Closes

  
  Fork in the Road — Authority: 629
  Almost a decade ago, Jeollado was one of the most popular and regularly packed of the East Villages numerous discount sushi restaurants. It was cavernous, clamorous, and not exceptionally...
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• The Bills Burger Backlash Becomes More Deeply Entrenched: Sam Sifton Joins In

  
  Fork in the Road — Authority: 629
  Following the lead of Our Man Sietsema and Alan Richman, Sam Sifton has passed some deeply unimpressed judgment of Bills Burger. ...
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• A parable about debt

  
  The Ridgewood Blog — Authority: 489
  November 20, 2009 A parable about debt David Jeffers http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2009/11/a_parable_about_debt.html Imagine your child going off to college and you give him or her a credit card with an unlimited credit limit. Each month the bill comes in and each month your little high-roller is spending as ...
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• Daniel Humm Makes Carving a Turkey Actually Look Like Fun

  
  Fork in the Road — Authority: 629
  Turkey carving almost always seems like the final humiliation visited upon the poor bird -- all of the hacking, sawing, and stabbing do little to either honor its memory or whet appetites ...
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• The Amazing Race: Lady Gaga playing the piano on fire was soooo much better.

  
  Poptimal.com — Authority: 515
  Whoah.  I just finished a lackluster Amazing Race episode, changed the channel, and landed on The American Music Awards, which I haven’t watched since Flava Flav was a “surprise” guest performer with NKOTB back in. . .in. . .a frakin’ long time ago. Carrie Underwood is wrapping up a performance of that song ...
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• Some Food Predictions to Chew On

  
  Fork in the Road — Authority: 629
  Its almost Thanksgiving, which means its time for assorted food-oriented publications to start dusting off their crystal balls for a look at what next year will hold for our stomachs. Nati...
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• A New Venezuelan Restaurant for First Avenue?

  
  Fork in the Road — Authority: 629
  The corner of East 4th Street and First Avenue may be getting a new Venezuelan restaurant: The facade of the former Ishikura Sushi, which closed in July, has now been painted and features...
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• Tahitian Vanilla Bean Coffee Liqueur - Vote!

  
  Caf Cyan — Authority: 113
  Marx Foods has been gracious enough to offer more products to try, Tahitian and Madagascar Vanilla Beans. The only catch was that I had to photograph the vanilla beans either by themselves or incorporated into a dish and submit it for their first ever photo contest. I know, such a difficult requirement, right? I ...
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• Curry Hill Gets a "Handcrafted Indian" Restaurant for "Post-Modernist" New Yorkers

  
  Fork in the Road — Authority: 629
  Kalustyans expansion isnt the change to Curry Hills storefronts: a new restaurant called Cinnamon Grill is opening in the former Coconut Grove space at 106 Lexington Avenue. ...
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• Winds of Plague Welcome New Keyboardist For The Second Time In Weeks

  
  Braingell Radio — Authority: 153
  A few weeks after announcing the departure of keyboardist Kristen Randall and the addition of Lisa Marx as her replacement, WINDS OF PLAGUE have made yet another change. Former The Breathing Process keyboardist Alana Potocnik has replaced Marx. She’s already out with the band on their tour with Stick to ...
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• sabine marx nieder.

  
  Design For Mankind — Authority: 140
  Lovely photography from Sabine. Link:   SABINE MARX NIEDER Share:
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• Kalustyans: Now Even Bigger and Better

  
  Fork in the Road — Authority: 629
  Two weeks ago, Kalustyans expanded into the space next door, which had formerly been occupied by a taxi dispatcher. The new addition, which almost doubles Kalustyans size, is down a few ...
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• ON THIS DAY IN SHOW BIZ: HARPO MARX BORN

  
  Hollywood Outbreak — Authority: 594
  On this day in 1888, Adolph Marx (later known as Arthur, then as Harpo), is born in New York City. Harpo, his older brother, Chico, and his younger brothers, Groucho, Zeppo, and Gummo, began performing at the encouragement of their mother, Minna, who came from a family of vaudeville performers. Chico learned piano, ...
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• Sam Mason: Next Stop, Brooklyn?

  
  Fork in the Road — Authority: 629
  Tailor may be closed for good, but Sam Mason is open to the idea of a new restaurant, possibly in Brooklyn. In an interview with the Times about his role as the host of IFCs Dinner With th...
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• maoism meets chavismo? a review of badiou’s workshop ‘subject and appearance’

  
  the commune — Authority: 136
  by Nathan Coombs Nowadays it is hard to find many examples of academic leftism crossing paths with real left wing politics. One could even argue that the former might have a negative effect on the latter – the UK is, after all, home to one of the strongest left wing publishing empires and conference circuits in ...
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• Win a copy of The Story Behind the Song and Learn about “Jessie’s Girl”

  
  Backseat Writer — Authority: 121
  Whenever I interview a musician, I can hardly wait to get to my favorite part of the interview is asking an artist about the inspiration behind his or her songs.  The inspiration for songs is as imaginative as can be—some stories are silly, some are lovely, others aren’t all that special—but they’re all ...
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• A new study sheds light on the origins of language

  
  My Green Meadows — Authority: 440
  Harpo Marx via last.fm A new study sheds light on the origins of language   // According to new research funded by the national Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIDCD), your ability to make sense of Groucho ’s words and Harpo ’s pantomines in an old Marx Brothers ...
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• Meaningful Work: A Necessary Evil?

  
  Eastwood Zhao dot COM — Authority: 110
  Building on Tysune’s review of the book, here are my thoughts on The 4-Hour Workweek.I disagree with the concept of  a 4-hour long working week. I used to be a huge fan of this book towards the end of my high school days, but in retrospect, I disagree with its underlying message.What is Tim Ferris [...]Related ...
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• November 23 in history

  
  Homepaddock — Authority: 550
  On November 23: 1644   Areopagitica , a pamphlet decrying censorship , and written by John Milton was published. 1859 Billy The Kid , American outlaw, was born. 1869  the clipper Cutty Sark was launched – one of the last clippers ever to be built, and the only one still surviving. ...
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• Thanks for Paying Attention Big Journalism

  
  Big Government — Authority: 813
  In response to the Columbia Journalism Review’s accusing me of “blackmailing” the Attorney General of the United States , I must take notice that the mainstream media as a journalistic establishment IS paying attention to the ongoing ACORN scandal.  Good.  I thought so. What the Columbia Journalism Review ...
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