Andrea Z

52 still on Rilke

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50 crochet squares in a variety of patterns and colors laid out on a red sheet in a grid that is 8 across

Have been making a crochet square to represent the cover of every book I read this year here’s the first 50

51 I’m on a Rilke kick

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49! My second murder flower of this project oddly enough

Of the many silly things I have done lately making the slogan for the union election stewards slate flyers ‘we’re the people who help you!’ might be the silliest and most joyful

Your fraud team just lost to Jared Wonka Goff

Ty I love it

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48! Man I love weird funny science books thank you @maryroach.bsky.social

Headline from SILive: 'Are we New Yorkers or are we socialists?' Cuomo slams Mamdani at Staten Island campaign stop

My sign is vital, my hands are cold
And I'm on my knees looking for the answer

47! Wait I am almost 3/4 of the way through this project? How

Fitting that it’s a song inspired by what Kris Kristofferson told Sinead O’Connor after an arena full of Bob Dylan fans booed her off the stage at Bobfest

A small crochet dog in a ghost costume is in front of a real dog

Making ghost Rosalie decor to celebrate spooky season

The Times hasn’t lost a domestic defamation suit since 1964.

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Number 45

Number 44 (this is a washboard pattern just hard to photograph texture in black yarn) I chose a simple pattern for a working class guy who didn’t like anything too fancy

South Korean Woman Cleared Decades After Biting Attacker’s Tongue During Attempted Rape Choi Mal-ja, who was convicted of inflicting bodily harm, said she fought for a retrial so other South Korean women would not suffer as she did.

In 1965, a South Korean woman was convicted ​of inflicting bodily harm on a man after she bit a half inch off his tongue during an attempted rape. On Wednesday, ​a court absolved her in a retrial after six decades.

In New York, Some Police Officers Can Drink, Drive and Avoid Charges

My first article as part of The Times' Local Investigations Fellowship:

In New York, Some Police Officers Can Drink, Drive and Avoid Charges

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It’s leaking into his mouth

What is jj mccarthy doing with this eye black situation

Happy NYC labor day but make it a week later, to all who celebrate.

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This is not the AI boom creating a new type of work, this is a classic example of managers using automation to deskill old ones. Creative workers who once made a higher wage creating original art and writing are now paid in piecework to edit automated output. Bosses are using AI to cut labor costs.

A woman in black pants and an oasis hoodie waits for the train on a subway platform

Your friends took your photo from the other side of the tracks beside you’re going in different directions is my favorite genre of nyc photo

43rd book square of the year

Cut my finger while chopping onions and yelled ‘medic’ as I ran to the bathroom in search of a bandaid if you’re not pretending you’re on chopped when you cook do you hate fun

Orange cat improbably stretched out on an armchair.

The politics of AI art are diametrically opposite to the politics of Caturday.

In both cases, it is trivial to search the internet and find a million instances of the subject matter.

But the experience through which you reach the image determines the meaning of the image.

Consider the cat.