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Article of the Week: McCain is no (Teddy) Roosevelt.

by on Aug 19, 2008

If only wishing made it so. Teddy: icon of the Right, beloved by the Left, a celebrity, trust-buster, war hero, our first great environmentalist…a Republican, a progressive who bolted his own party, member of the Mt. Rushmore Club…and oft-mentioned idol of Senator McCain, the erstwhile Modern Maverick.


Mao, Stalin, Hitler: they’re back in style. [NYT]

by on Aug 16, 2008

With Russia strolling about Georgia, Zimbabwe going nuts, Bush detaining POWs off our territory so they won’t be allowed basic America rights to trial, and China celebrating repression, censorship and genocide with the world’s cheery cooperation, it’s safe to say (at least here in the US, where freedom of the press has survived eight years [...]


Nicholas D. Kristof’s Plan for a Freeish Tibet Actually Makes Sense.

by on Aug 8, 2008

Read and cross your fingers—it’s something that might make both sides happy, imagine! Excerpt: Tibet is one of the major shadows over the Olympics and over China’s rise as a great power, sullying its international image and triggering unrest that is likely to worsen in coming years. Yet that doesn’t have to be. In June, [...]


Next on My Reading List: “Bottlemania”

by on Aug 7, 2008

I saw a copy of Elizabeth Royte’s new book “Bottlemania: How Water Went on Sale and Why We Bought It” last night at the Strand. It reminded me of when I first became more aware of the water bottling process through reading an article that E Magazine published in 2003. I quoted a fact from [...]


Generation E? New York Times says so—so get on the Big Green Bus.

by on Jul 28, 2008

Will the coming generation turn our toxic lawns & brown skies back to the way She intended ‘em to be? I sure hope so—we (that is, our planet and everyone on it) could sure use a shot in the arm. This Sunday’s New York Times put The Big Green Bus on the cover of their annual Education section—and [...]


Batman’s Dark Night: We’re not the only ones to make lotsa tpyos.

by on Jul 24, 2008

For years, our anemic editorial department (read: me) let lots of typos slip past our glazed over eyes. So I was surprised to see my favorite paper/web site do the same. And kinda heartened: we’re all human, even the Mihgty New York Times.


NY Times video: What’s Green as a Prius, & cool as a designer car?

by on Jul 11, 2008

Watch it, buddy.


Nick Rosen & Peter Mortimer Rock the NY Times…again.

by on Jul 11, 2008

A few months back, our hometown boys-made-good did a piece on Dean Potter, who we recently had the honor to interview on elevision. Here’s today’s link to their latest story for The New York Times.


“There are old climbers and bold climbers, but no old and bold climbers,”

by on Jul 10, 2008

Timothy Egan reminds us in a thoughtful and moving opinion piece in the New York Times. His article is a series of musings about climbing and mountaineering risks in the wake of two recent deaths on Denali, one on July 4th and another the following Monday. My father spent summers in his 20s climbing and [...]


N.Y. Times on Kripalu: the Business of Enlightenment.

by on Jul 4, 2008

Here’s an excerpt from yesterday’s article in the Times that mentions ele:idol Shiva Rea re: Kripalu, the “largest retreat center in America.” “To figure out who, or what, the next big thing will be, Kripalu programmers go on scouting trips, to professional conferences, to other retreat centers. They keep an ear out for cross-promotional opportunities. [...]


Robert Thurman featured in NY Times Sunday Magazine.

by on Jul 3, 2008

Readallaaboudit. (Professor Robert Thurman, father of Uma, will headline our upcomin’ elevision at the Boulder Theater).


US apes Communist Chinese torture techniques (on US soldiers) in Korea that elicited many false confessions.

by on Jul 2, 2008

You know you’re on the wrong path when: 1) you’re a Democracy but… 2) your military is teaching Chinese Communist torture techniques (used on US soldiers in Korea, no less) for use on your prisoner camp 2a) those torture techniques, while ‘mild,’ were ineffective in Korea—eliciting many false confessions 3) Your prisonor camp is located [...]


Best article I’ve read this month: Michael Pollan, Sunday NY Times.

by on May 23, 2008

Michael Pollan quoting >Wendell Berry in a recent NY Times article: “Once our personal connection to what is wrong becomes clear, then we have to choose: we can go on as before, recognizing our dishonesty and living with it the best we can, or we can begin the effort to change the way we think and [...]


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