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trolling the bright waters of the internet
Sep 29, 2004
checking out is hard to do
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The promise is simple: faster, easier. The delivery mechanism is impressive: touch-screen, laser, plenty of glass and plastic, receipt pump...
Sep 27, 2004
bliss
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Finally, the perfect news item [link broken]. Update 8/16/2007: Maybe no news really is good news. I'll try to dredge Google and figur...
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old habits never die
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Try to explain the persistence of irrational behavior, and you're likely to end up a gibbering fool from anger. If people only knew t...
Sep 26, 2004
no friggin' way
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Quick--think back to 1977. How old were you? Were you even alive then? I wasn't. In 1977, the San Francisco 49ers suffered a shutout ...
Sep 25, 2004
breaking up is hard to do...
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...unless your flesh has decayed in the course of minutes thanks to a mysterious, possibly viral, ailment that kills and then reawakens you ...
free to respire
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I guiltily read Ed Brayton's dooooooooooooom piece, knowing that I hadn't yet installed Service Pack 2, thus placing the security o...
Sep 22, 2004
from the bizarre to the sublime
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"Rescue rats" used to mean rodents saved in animal shelters . Not anymore . Rats equipped with radios that transmit their brainwa...
go to your head
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As Old Media continues to either beat down or fawn over New Media, let's stop and think for a moment: Bloggers don't do original r...
Sep 21, 2004
I yam what I yam
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Go ahead and start with the Popeye jokes.
tune in, turn on, drop in
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A little while ago I wrote , "Who cares what our WASL scores are, if we're losing students?" Turns out we're losing them a...
it all makes sense... sort of
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After reading and thinking about Intelligent Design and peer review and Christianity and gay rights , I stumbled across this article by Jim...
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sic 'em
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Al Mohler: prevaricating hack . If you haven't been following the controversy, read up on it here . The Readers Digest condensed versio...
Sep 20, 2004
beam it down
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Newscientist claims that India has launched the first satellite used solely to educate . Millions of illiterate people in remote, rural Indi...
splash
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Whilst bloggers cry victory over CBS and ready to crash the gates of the Old Media, Ben Wasserstein pulls up the drawbridge : In the days t...
Sep 19, 2004
this is for your own good
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Ed Brayton points us to this story of a young woman purportedly arrested, without cause or warrant, and held in a detention center at Pier...
Sep 17, 2004
never woulda guessed...
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... that Ben Dougherty would start at quarterback for a historically black college . Dougherty qb'd for Elma High School, my alma mater...
Sep 15, 2004
painters of the right
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I know I'm not the first to draw the connection between crappy aesthetics and crappy political philosophy. (I'd even scare up a lin...
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Sep 14, 2004
take this niche and shove it
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Coldstone Creamery . They make--no, shape--no, craft--superb ice cream combinations. Their portions are gluttonously large. Their shops ar...
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Sep 13, 2004
spit and polish the crystal orb
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Everyone else out there is already calling the election, though we still have fifty fun-packed days before the rumpus even starts. So here...
Sep 12, 2004
befuddlement
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Language is access to power, as I've stated before . Now, more than ever, voting resembles a literacy test. Thanks to a recent court...
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