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    They’re with Obama

    January 18, 2009 /




    Get FAMILIAR: Under 30, making a difference on the official Obama team.  See the full list here in the NY Times.

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    Toika Lounge

    January 18, 2009 /


    Last night, we hit up Toika for the birthday party of Harris, the editor of Peace Mag.  Even with the snow, everyone came up in the spot looking extra fly!




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    Snow

    January 18, 2009 /
    The Inuit have different words for different types of snow.
    Katiksunik – light snow
    Anui – snow packed hard
    Iluq – thin snow on a window
    Pokaktok – snow that looks like salt
    Aput – snow on the ground
    Massak – watery snow
    Akillukkak – soft snow
    Sillik – hard icy snow
    Imalik – falling wet snow
    Sullarniq -snow blown in
    Apun – snow
    Apingaut – first snowfall
    Qaniit – snow in the air
    Nittaalaq – snow thick in the air
    Ayak – snow that has fallen on clothes
    Aputitaq – patch of snow
    Kannik – snowflake
    Nutagak – snow like powder
    Apirlaat – snow that has just fallen
    Kaiyuglak – snow in ripples
    Perksertok – drifting snow
    Aniuk – snow to use as water
    Apusiniq – snow in a drift
    Miulik – sleet
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