In Shaw (an historically gentrified blog): Nothing historical about this post

Friday, June 19, 2009

Nothing historical about this post

Nicholas Cage can be a great actor and sometimes he's been crap. Sometimes, it's the roles and you really can't blame an actor for shytastic writing. If you want to see Nick Cage for free tomorrow, because you want to see a movie with bad history that makes no sense the Archives downtown is showing National Treasure II.
You'll see Pennsylvania Avenue and the University of Maryland, where the main character goes to chat up his mom. The problem is though she's supposed to be a professor, her office is bigger and way cleaner than any prof's office I've ever seen. You're tenured, you get the closet with the window. And almost all my professors had piles of paper and books and stuff.

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In Shaw (now with more gentrification) is about the changes going on in the Shaw neighborhood of Washington, DC. Mainly the eastern section of the neighborhood that is still "transitional". Topics range from horrid community meetings, to culture clashes, to remodeling and the unromantic view of living in an old house. This Old House, bite me! Please note that this is a personal blog and does not represent anyone else's opinion except my own, not my employer, not my universities, not that of my family, church, friends or neighbors. Just me, so I retain the right to post or not to post any irresponsible tripe that comes into my head.

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