EmmaBond Gardner
Emma's interweb goodness. Mostly about my passions: human rights, tech for social good, exploring NYC, southern culture and food, history, international affairs, the future of digital media, traveling to faraway lands, feminism, and doc film. Yes, I know, I have a lot of passions.
I also write some thoughts over at The Economist Group's Lean Back 2.0 blog.
I also write some thoughts over at The Economist Group's Lean Back 2.0 blog.
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Posts I Like
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Light, airy pavlova - a perfect springtime dessert!
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Tomorrow’s cover today: how Beppe Grillo and Silvio Berlusconi threaten the future of Italy and the euro.
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This week’s cover: as Syria disintegrates, it threatens the entire Middle East. The outside world needs to act before it is too late.
Posts tagged "life"
The revelation of this production [of “Death of a Salesman”] - drawn out by Nichol’s seamless and lipid orchestration of Willy’s disconcerting flights of imagination - is that Willy, for all his fervent dreams of the future and his fierce argument with the past, never, ever occupies his present. Even as he fights, fumes, and flounders, he is sensationally absent from his life, a kind of living ghost. It is existence, not success, that eludes him.
John Lahr in the March 26, 2012 The New Yorker
