by natecooper | Jul 12, 2006 | books, cool, culture, nate
libri vox reads your favorite public domain stories to you. Pretty nifty.
by natecooper | Jul 12, 2006 | cool, culture, nate, politics
I think I understand intuitively the 48 laws of power. Probably because I read The Art of War at such a young age. What’s weird to me is how this information is so public and yet so few people seem aware of it. I can name traits that I see in others. Here is...
by natecooper | Jul 11, 2006 | culture, nate, politics
Bush Administration caves to Supreme Court Ruling Finally! Some sense is knocked back into our government!
by natecooper | Jul 10, 2006 | aesthetics, architecture, cities, culture, nate, new york, santa cruz
This letter to a columnist got put in the paper — actually I do moonlight as a city planner.. if only someone would hire me… :/ If you’re curious here is the article I was replying to.
by natecooper | Jul 7, 2006 | cool, culture, nate, new york
New Yorker’s complain My favorite is from 1879 about street sweeping: “.. I though some time ago of appealing to you on this subject, but from laziness or the thought that it was not worth while to bother you with such a trifle, i have neglected to do so....
by natecooper | Jul 3, 2006 | culture, digital media, nate, television
Is waking up someone at midnight really a good way of advertizing for a tv network? Seems like you’d inflict more harm than good.