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Новости за 21.04.2016

New York Observer 

The Ghost of Bush-Gore: The 2000 Election Haunts the 2016 Race

The realities that Mr. Trump may come up a few delegates short of a simple majority and will have to fight for the nomination, or that Mr. Sanders never really built a broad enough coalition and is losing the nomination fairly, would be a lot harder for the campaigns to ignore if the legacy of the 2000 election did not endure.

New York Observer 

An Innovation Agenda

If making Washington more innovative—seems grandiose and far-fetched, then that’s precisely how it ought to be. If Silicon Valley’s successes teach us anything, it’s that getting even a fraction of the way to a grandiose idea can often leave something of real and lasting value, or provide a model that inspires the next creation or innovation.

New York Observer 

Recounting Roxanne Lowit’s Epic Fashion Moments in Yvonne Scio’s ‘Magic Moments’

“This is a celebration of her way of taking pictures, and her career,” W Magazine’s Stefano Tonchi said last night at The Museum of Art & Design for the stateside premiere of Yvonne Scio’s Magic Moments. The documentary chronicles the works of photographer Roxanne Lowit. “She’s been a presence in my life for so many years, probably more than 30 years. In Paris she was a fixture in very show and every party, and you always recognize her for her look. Ms. Lowit herself was on hand, sporting this signature look of black... Читать дальше...

New York Observer 

Welcome Mr. April: Wrestling With Unanticipated Hope

Over the last few weeks, I have been lambasted by unanticipated turns of events. I had a shady run-in with my ex, Jerry, and my man-free proclamation until summer was a bust. Spring happened, and I met someone new.

New York Observer 

38 Life Lessons From 38 Years On the Planet

Every year I write a list of lessons learned for every year I’ve been on the planet. These are the ones that have stood out to me over the last year.

New York Observer 

Working for Yourself Is Not Freedom

If you’re building a startup because you want a work-life balance and total freedom and hours of R&R time, I have some bad news. You’re not going to make it.