It’s an overcast day in New York City, with misting rain and temperatures in the upper 40s. The picture this morning is more bleak, I think, than the actual weather.
I was the 102nd person to vote in my precinct. I voted at around 9:45 AM and there was no line, with lots of poll […]
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Victory!
Enjoy that champagne, 1972 Dolphins.
Update:
ESPN (rough transcript):
“All season the talk around the NFL was about whether the Patriots were the greatest team of all time. Turns out they weren’t even the best team Sunday.”
Update II:
I’m having server problems that’s preventing me from posting new content. My server thinks it’s October 29, 1973. I have […]
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Roy at alicublog has a review of There Will Be Blood that really captures what makes this such a powerful and disturbing movie. I saw it a couple weeks ago and had trouble fully circumscribing the film in a way that allowed me to adequately respond to it. I recommend giving Roy’s review a read, […]
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Brad Reed, writing at Network World, documents the case that ABC’s Lost has a Luddite strain. In short, technology is a harbinger for death on the hit TV show (which, incidentally, is one of the few network TV shows that I closely follow).
Characters who use network technology in ABC’s hit mystery drama Lost are a […]
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Erik Moe, the Dodd campaign’s art director / web designer, is considering becoming a Resident of NYC. I just signed onto his exploratory committee — you can too.
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As a New Yorker who loves sushi and eats quite a lot of tuna, this article in the Times on the high levels of mercury in tuna found in NYC sushi restaurants is pretty troubling. I don’t think I currently approach the danger levels cited for tuna consumption, but if I ate as much sushi […]
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