Sveta’s Carmine Street Outdoors Refrigerator, August 16, 2022. Buvette’s Conquest of most of Grove Street.
Henrietta Hudson – Booze & Politics, etc., until 3am.
Market Table outdoors usurps corner of Carmine Street (blasting music) plus side of teeny, tiny Bedford Street. Dinner Next-to-Sewer at The Clam. Outdoors dining occupies side of both St. Luke’s Place and Hudson Street.
Little Owl takeover of one-third of teeny, tiny Bedford Street (between Grove & Barrow) as well as corner of Grove Street. Restaurant complains of Friends TV show tour distractions.Judy Z’s Massive Sports Bar. Sheds on Carmine Street and Seventh Avenue South.Snack Taverna – Moussaka & Garbage anyone? Sorry, pedestrians, use the sidewalk across Morton Street.Marron Pastry (headquartered Brighton Beach), branch straddling Morton & Bleecker Streets advises outdoors customers to bus their own dishes.
I'm the author of five books: The Altenberg 16: An Exposé of the Evolution Industry; The Origin of Life Circus: A How To Make Life Extravaganza; The Paradigm Shifters: Overthrowing 'the Hegemony of the Culture of Darwin'; Royal Society: The Public Evolution Summit; and the most recent---Darwin Overthrown: Hello Mechanobiology.
My reports have appeared in the Financial Times, The Economist, Forbes, Newsday, Archaeology, Astrobiology, Connoisseur, Omni, Huffington Post, Progressive Review ("How Bush Got Bounced From Carlyle Board"), CounterPunch, Scoop Media and other publications, as well as on PBS, CBC and MBC.
More than a dozen of my stories related to the Rome antiquities conspiracy trial were featured in Harvard Law School's Art Law Syllabus 2008.
I've covered the wars: Colombian Drug War, Gulf War, Sudan, and Kashmir (from both the Indian and Pakistani sides of the conflict).
And I’ve been a guest on Charlie Rose, McLaughlin and various Fox Television News programs talking about those crises and others.
For some years along the way, I was a runway fashion model for legends Geoffrey Beene, Bill Blass, Giorgio Sant' Angelo and so many more.
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