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- Why my kids are pop-culture illiterate
August 29, 2010
- Chuy's opening Kentucky location
August 30, 2010 – Interesting. Chuy’s is a local chain of Mexican places. Very fun and high-concept, with mediocre food. It’s where people at local tech companies take their out-of-town business guests. Kentucky seems an odd fit. Now Memphis, that would be interesting, given Chuy’s fondness for velvet Elvises.
- For Now, Most Americans Happy to Be Un-Located [Privacy]
August 30, 2010 – Hehehe… yuppy novelty. That’s about right. I was into it for awhile using Brightkite, but the novelty really wore off. I found I really don’t give a hoot about check-ins (they are as annoying as saying “I woke up today”), but I do enjoy reading what they are doing WHILE they are where they are!
- Jill Lepore: Chronicling the Great Migration.
August 29, 2010
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08.28.10
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08.26.10
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- Henson Donates Original Kermit To Smithsonian
August 26, 2010
- Why does this lottery winner want to stay anonymous? | Focal Point
August 26, 2010 – Interesting story, from which I pull the following lesson. If you have a winning lottery ticket and wish to remain anonymous, create a trust prior to claiming your dough.
- Jeffrey's and the $34 cheeseburger
August 26, 2010 – See how fancy we are? I thought you had to go to New York to get a $34 cheeseburger. I can haz?
- Judge won't move DeLay trial from liberal Austin
August 25, 2010 – …and into his home county, where he won election a buncha times, and where, you know, everyone is completely unbiased.
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08.24.10
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08.22.10
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- Australians Apparently Fail to Deliver a Clear Winner in National Elections
August 21, 2010 – For the headlinet this time, the content rather than wording. I love the media construct that when elections are close, or do not produce a clear-cut narrative, the electorate has failed. They have failed the punditocracy, which is, well, unconscionable. I say that with no knowledge of, or interest in Australian politics.
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