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http://wpix.vid.trb.com/player/PaperVideoTest.swf You know how in zombie movies, before the massive zombie attack, there are always news reports in the background about smaller attacks and nobody's...

The Census 2010 was supposed to be like a category 5 storm, where every single resident was going to be sucked up in a...

Since Ray was under the weather and couldn't put together this week's post, I decided to hold you over with this decidedly Sheepshead Bites-influenced...

Usually, when a 1-year-old celebrates his or her first birthday, the parents mark the occasion by a big party with loved ones and a...

If you're reading this, then you can already see that Sheepshead Bites has a new look, and we hope you're as pumped up about...

(Artist: Lori Merhige, mixed media, 2009, Titled: Fall; Display made possible in part by The Wassaic Project) This picture was snapped at the Brooklyn Blogfest...

This is just a tiny reminder about Brooklyn Blogfest 2009 happening tonight. It's less than one year and Sheepshead Bites is one of the...

...for the powerhouse of blog meetings at the powerHouse Arena in Dumbo, Brooklyn. I'll be at the coop called Place Blogs nesting with the rest...

(Sheepshead fish photo before changes courtesy of Wade's Page website and quiz) You know how the famous riddle goes, don't you? But, if you still...

(Photo of Hammock under Palm Trees, Tropical/Pacific courtesy of Picasa user Mudassir) A post requesting our readers to be patient if the stories aren't coming...

Since the launch of Sheepshead Bites, we have been referring to ourselves as "we" and "ourselves" (and also "us"), even though it was just...

As it says in the blurb to the right, Sheepshead Bites, the Bay's first and only blog, will cover community meetings, development issues, local...

Several years ago, as a college undergraduate, I sat in my journalism ethics class and watched as other young, idealistic students discussed the implications...

Prologue Several years ago, as a college undergraduate, I sat in my journalism ethics class and watched as other young, idealistic students discussed the implications...