Arvind Dilawar
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Arvind Dilawar
Is ObamaCare Worth It? A Case Study
Doing the math to find out if the health insurance marketplace is a ripoff.
14 Photos Of The Coney Island Boardwalk, 12 Days After Hurricane Sandy
The next day, we walked down to Coney Island to survey the damage and see how the recovery was progressing.
The Impotence Of Gun Control
The state requires gun sales to be processed through a licensed dealer with a background check, forces handgun purchasers to obtain a license and bans all assault weapons. Even if Colorado had all of California’s gun laws, the Aurora shooting would not have simply been averted.
The Worst Parts Of Being In A Band
Although it was a fun experience, the band was ephemeral and generally unsuccessful; in other words, it was like the majority of bands throughout human history.
The Black Bloc And Wildcat Rally: One Perspective
As I approached Sixth Avenue, I noticed a grey minivan speeding down the street behind me. When I stopped at a newsstand, it pulled over. When I continued to walk, it suddenly began driving. Unnerved, I ran down into the West 4th Street subway station, through the turnstile and caught a Brooklyn-bound C train that was just pulling in.
How Has The Author Of The Hunger Games Not Heard Of Battle Royale?
Everything is derivative, nothing is original and yeah, “Simpsons did it” — no one is saying otherwise. What we are arguing about is the claim by Suzanne Collins, author of The Hunger Games, that before handing in her manuscript, she had never heard of Battle Royale.
Stuff White People Like: Ithaca, NY
My time there captured the stereotypical joys of white Americans as no other place could. I’ve been to Texas and I’ve been to Paris Review readings; both are white in a very distinct way, but each repudiates the other, thus reflecting only half the diversity of white Americans.
The Hardest Parts Of Quitting Smoking
By most measures, I was never a heavy smoker. Even after seven years, a typical day of home to work to home would entail at most only six or seven cigarettes. This may be why the process of quitting, which I undertook two months ago, has gone smoother than I imagined.