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Week Around the Ists
Last Updated 15 September 2008
Week Around the Ists
Torontoist took issue with an ad campaign treating homeless people like billboards, especially after the ad agency's creative director proved he maybe didn't know what "exploitive" means.
LAist found it to be a sad and grim week with a major train collision leaving over 20 dead (photos), a serial killer on the loose and a deeper look into Skid Row.
DCist snapped some shots of the Pentagon Memorial opening.
Phillyist was all about saving cats and dogs this weekâespecially from assholes who want to do them harm.
Seattlest wondered if they should be nervous about a new poll that shows McCain gaining on Obama in Washington.
Shanghaiist covered the latest food scandal in China involving infant milk powder tainted with melamine.
Gothamist observed the seventh anniversary of the September 11 attacks. Question: Is this NY Post cover too crass?
Bostonist learned about the unconventional political views of Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales and comedian cats and dogs this weekâespecially from assholes who want to do them harm.
Londonist speculated on what might have happened when 2000 pints of beer were mistakenly delivered to Windsor Castle (the Royal Residence), instead of the nearby pub of the same name.
SFist wondered where city officials were during a particularly heinous crime wave affecting the city's Mission district.
