the subversive garden

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Thursday, June 5, 2008

The Daily Show: Hillary Clinton's Inevitability?

Posted by putzy lepew at 4:19 PM

Labels: Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton

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the stockinette

the stockinette cafe at 581 jersey ave in jersey city is a cafe, knitting store and art gallery ... enjoy the drinks and homemade pastries inside next to the local art and knitted items or sit outside in the lovely backyard garden. read an interview with owner gynine from the draw and quarter JC blog.

fun vintage shopping at another man's treasure on grove st in JC.

colgate clock, paulus hook

R A I N F O R E S T R E L I E F
Sparing the World's Rainforests from Consumption
Rainforest Relief works to protect the world's remaining tropicaland temperate rainforests by reducing the demand for the productsand materials of rainforest destruction such as timber and paper,industrial agricultural products such as bananas, beef, coffee,chocolate and cut flowers, and mining productssuch as oil, gold and aluminum.

see list of the JCCM members and start shopping locally ... i'm eager to try luca's handcrafted vegan bath and body products at lollibomb!

85% smiles

Followers

protecting the constitutional principle of separation of church and state -- FFRF

local shopping at rubee's closet in hoboken, 1028 washington street -- NEW LOCATION!

the jersey city peace movement now loans out copies of the shock doctrine and progressive movies & documentaries for free!

zoopress studio from brazil

our brazilian friends and SG logo creator -- zoopress studio -- has new handmade, delicately bound sketchbooks, albums, portfolios, mini-books and much more for sale.

GREENWICH LETTERPRESS

show some love with handmade cards and gifts!
visit greenwich letterpress in the west village, at 39 christopher street. read more store info here.

C IS FOR COOKIE

start your own cookie party! visit feed your soul cafe at 520 jersey ave in jersey city (grove street PATH) for homemade treats and tasty gifts.

Delocator

A deliciously subversive website, delocator, helps you search for anti-corporate cafes, bookstores and movies in your neighborhood. You can also post listings for your favorite local spots... so spread the word and support your local small businesses!

three lives bookstore, nyc

go reuseablebags!

Plastic bags consumed this year:

Jersey City Peace Movement

join JCPM's "stop the war" sundays noon to 1pm, journal square fountain by PATH

Support These Crafty Folks!

get organized and buy blissen stuff (made from fabric scraps & recycled materials)... i love the useful pouches and datebooks (forget the tech toys & get back to pen and paper)!

Bossa Nova Baby

Say What? Words To Chew On

pro.gres.sive, adj.

Moving forward; advancing. Proceeding in steps; continuing steadily by increments: progressive change.

Promoting or favoring progress toward better conditions or new policies, ideas, or methods: a progressive politician; progressive business leadership.

n. A person who actively favors or strives for progress toward better conditions, as in society or government.

www.dictionary.com

The Beauty of Jersey

Paterson's Great Falls

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Freedom Fighters

Mural in Passaic, NJ, painted by Paterson teens.

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