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Check out Retro vs. Metro.org “We’ve established a clear link.”
Well, besides the fact that he’s out traveling 2-3 weeks every month, has been known to bring me coffee, never hangs over my shoulder, and takes great stock in my perceived intelligence in matters of reading, research, computer knowledge, and grammer… and seems to assume that I’m psychic…. Blaine burst into the office this morning
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Vandermeer has an interview up with KJ Bishop, who’s book The Etched City, I recently finished re-reading. Great stuff. Why should readers pick up your book as opposed to, say, just about anybody else’s book? K. J. Bishop: Readers should pick up my book and someone else’s. Readers: buy a book instead of a pizza,
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Over at bluesmama, check out the lyrics for her “Blues for J.” You may also be interested in checking out the President uncensored (via boingboing). Also, Amanda’s got some links up about voter fraud and directs us to Voter Video, in which those with video cameras are urged to catch Republicans challenging others’ rights to
I’ve been kinda off this week. Maybe because I spent too much downtime this weekend – I should have gone jogging or gone for a bike ride or something. After this week’s Monday class, I found myself too exhausted, hungry, and shaky to go to my now-usual Tuesday class. Instead, I made sure to eat
Meetings, meetings, everywhere, but I’m not a part of them. So, here’s where I get the games I play at work: http://popcap.com I recommend Zuma and Bookworm. Also, I am quite partial to Mah Jong, but that’s just me.
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Here’s another guy who I personally can no longer listen to, but whom I respect for Fighting the Fight. Howard Stern set out from loserville nothing with a driving passion to be the highest rated radio talkshow host ever. It’s good to have goals. You might get somewhere. I listened to Stern for about 2
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It must suck to live in a swing state right about now. There are, in fact, people in this country who exercise their right to choose NOT to vote. My mother is one of them. It drives me batty that she doesn’t, but she chooses not to encourage the system. Small form of personal protest,
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