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Sonia Sotomayor Confirmation Set for the Supreme Court
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Ethan Nichtern
The Senate panel indeed voted to recommend to have Sonia Sotomayor confirmed. The panel voted 13-6 in favor of her. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina was the only Republican to vote yes. Ah, Republicans are so negative these days. Cheer up, fellas. Now it goes to the full Senate for an overwhelmingly likely confirmation. Personally,…
CTRL + ALT + DELETE + MEDITATE ON THIS
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Emily Herzlin
It was a quiet Sunday morning, just before a thunderstorm was to break out over New York City. The sky was bright and gray at the same time, with clouds closing in over 27th Street like a camera shutter. Little did Emily know that after she finished eating her bowl of cinnamon flavored cereal and…
Merce Cunningham Is Dead
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Julia May Jonas
Merce Cunningham died last night. He was 90 years old. Groundbreaking dance and performance visionary of the 20th and 21st century, exceptional performer and theorist, Merce created art until the end, choreographing a piece this winter at Brooklyn Academy of Music titled, “Nearly Ninety.” The first time I heard about Cunningham I was eight years old. …
2-D Love?
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Denise M. Abatemarco
Today’s New York Times Magazine ran a story, Love in 2-D, by Lisa Katayama about Japanese men (though women do it too) who engage in relationships with imaginary characters. She writes, “These 2-D lovers, as they are called, are a subset of otaku culture- the obsessive fandom that has surrounded anime, manga and video games…
Podcast: “Practice Like Your Hair is on Fire” with Ethan Nichtern
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Patrick Groneman
In this week’s podcast Ethan Nicthern takes us through the many obstacles to developing a regular meditation practice, how to overcome them and what the benefits are to doing so. What are the things we tell ourselves to avoid meditation? What do you actually physically need to meditate on a regular basis? Why are…
Buddhism and Addiction: What would Sid say about alcoholism?
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Lodro Rinzler
“They tried to make me go sit shamatha and I said ‘OM, OM, OM'”photo courtesy of indiespeaker.com What would Sid do? Before Siddhartha Gautama attained enlightenment at age 35 he was a confused twenty and thirty-something looking to learn how to live a spiritual life. He had an overbearing dad, expectations for what he was…
Hardcore Dharma is Good Enough, Smart Enough and People Seem to Like It.
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Julia May Jonas
Did you know that: Online Dating may make people feel overwhelmed by too many options? and Exercise provides stress relief?andKids like their dad’s aroundandStudents benefit from tutoring?and Soda is bad for you?andSo it smoking?andToo much porn? Did you know that? Of course you did.
New Jersey!
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Julia May Jonas
A big ole group of high New Jersey officials, including Hoboken Mayor Peter Cammarano were arrested this morning, for charges including corruption and money laundering.
Jon Stewart, Obama, Gates and the Birthers’ Movement
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Ethan Nichtern
Jon Stewart gave it to the Birthers’ Movement last night. Can we focus on something more important? And I’m not talking about today’s focus on President Obama’s Gates commentary last night. The Daily Show With Jon Stewart Mon – Thurs 11p / 10c The Born Identity www.thedailyshow.com Daily Show Full Episodes Political Humor Joke of…
Meditation for Caregivers: Stress, Fear and Lovingkindness
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Ethan Nichtern
This is another post by Sharon Salzberg for the One City Blog. Sharon is one of three Buddhist lineage mentors for the Interdependence Project. She is also one of the foremost (and most awesome) Buddhist meditation teachers in America. She will next be teaching at the I.D. Project on November 11, 2009 as part of…
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