by natecooper | Jul 3, 2006 | cities, culture, nate, new york
by natecooper | Jul 2, 2006 | culture, nate, politics
I recently discovered that John Adams was the lawyer to defend in trial the soliders who perpetrated the Boston Massacre — in which British soliders fired upon and killed American civilians. Given light of the recent Supreme Court trial reiterating the necessity...
by natecooper | Jul 2, 2006 | culture, nate, politics, technology
10 Days that Changed America “… the dates that truly made a difference aren’t always the ones we know by heart; frequently, they’ve languished in dusty oblivion. The 10 days that follow — obscure as some are — changed American history. (In some...
by natecooper | Jul 1, 2006 | culture, nate, technology
One feature that seems like very few people take advantage of is the ability for cellphones to recieve emailed messages as text messages. I find this incredibly convienient for two reasons: 1. It’s much easier to type a message on a keyboard 2. Email is free...
by natecooper | Jun 30, 2006 | culture, digital media, humor, nate, style
How did I miss out on this phenomenon? It’s ridiculously silly. Black Tom There’s even a chill song by him embedded in the profile. See Also: Puerto Rican Tom (If you don’t have MySpace you wont get...
by natecooper | Jun 30, 2006 | culture, nate
This article on the health benefit of moderate drinking and this article on moderate drinking seem to place me firmly in the “doing good” category. I drink 2-3 drinks per day on average and generally do not drink to excess (4-5 drinks) more than twice a...