I felt the need to shrink the news into easier bite-sized morsels to digest. Tweet
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Mapping Change (on the front page of Section A news) In: (identifying arrows counterclockwise, starting from top left) As Egypt Protest Swells, U.S. Sends Specific Demands (and quote: “…Vice President Omar Suleiman, who is leading anAmerican-endorsed “orderly transition” towards elections…” Insider Inquiry Pivots Its Focus To Hedge Funds Schools Facing Cuts if Lunches Aren’t Paid [...]
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The article, “The Balancing Act of Ayurvedic Eating,” in The New York Times today talks about healthy eating through a balance between food that is considered “hot” and food that is considered considered “cool.” I read through the rest of the paper and pulled out “action” words that I considered “hot” (negative) versus “cool” (positive). [...]
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French magistrates strike over murder of teenage girl President Nicolas Sarkozy of France is facing an unprecedented magistrates strike after claiming that the incompetence of judges and the police allowed a repeat offender to allegedly murder and dismember a teenage girl. Courthouses across the country on Monday decided to go on strike until February 10 [...]
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Lauren DiCioccio, 9FEB11, “As Egypt Protest Swells, U.S. Sends Specific Demands”, Hand-embroiderdy on cotton muslin Tweet
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New catch limits on sport and commercial sturgeon have been set for the Columbia River. Limits for the Columbia and Willamette have been set for spring chinook salmon as well. And new ideas from the reading public: make sea lions “fair game.” This is how I picture it…. Tweet
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this illustration responds to the following article about the rise of VAT and the impact on retailers on today’s Independent. http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/retailers-absorb-impact-of-rise-in-vat-ndash-for-now-2208581.html Elli Chortara © 2011 Tweet
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