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About My Library: The above was a snapshot of me three years ago when I last signed on to my account. In the intervening time, not only did I make weRead on Facebook my primary social cataloging platform, but I also moved from New York and now live in Tel Aviv. The part that made me smile the most was my claim at being "an academic at heart." I currently work for the State Department and am no longer involved in research of the built environment. Instead, much of my professional time is occupied in support of peace efforts in the region and tending to the U.S.-Israel bilateral relationship.
About Me: I am an urbanist living in the Bronx. I work for a small research organization dedicated to improving housing and neighborhoods throughout NYC. I'm an academic at heart. I like social anthropologies, literary criticism, polemical commentary, and travel memoirs.