Noam Chomsky’s weblog: Turning the Tide
Political activist and MIT linguistics professor Noah Chomsky started up a personal weblog a few days ago called
Another Nebraskan lands in Boston … soon!
My favorite human from my days at Scribner-Snyder High School in Scribner, Nebraska, emailed me yesterday to say she and her husband will be moving to Boston for a year. She got an internship at the Museum of Fine Arts via her grad program. This is really good news. This is better than ...
To do
I have been working on exploitboston.com lately and I want to finish up some work on it this weekend. Spring is a good time for some website house keeping and catching up on projects that have been lingering and collecting dust. So, in the spirit of "if I write it down maybe I'll ...
BloggerCon II party … cool venue possibility
Last Fall I helped Wendy Koslow at Harvard's Berkman Center find a venue for the Bloggercon pre-conference party. We ended up on the 2nd floor of the Hong Kong Restaurant in Harvard Square. Seems like most everyone had a good time. This time around I think it would be fun to have ...
Bob Mould on relating to new music
Bob Mould (Hüsker Dü, Sugar) has a blog? Allright! Thanks to the link on Brad Searle's site, I just spent a few minutes reading through some of Bob's recent entries. The other day he wrote about what it's like relating to new music as you get older, etc. There's something inexplainably cool about ...
CVB Space : Awesome NYC artist loft and event space
CVB Space, Cynthia von Buhler's huge artist loft at 407 West 13th Street in the meat packing district of New York City is available for private party rentals. Anyone who has a spare $1000-$3500 burning a hole in their pocket should let me know. I'd love to help throw a party there! ...
What I Love
(This is a work in progress inspired by this.) acronyms, live music, bats, Boston every season except winter, bourbon with coke and two lime slices, candles, fountain pens, frozen grapes, iced chai NEVER hot, independent bookstores, independent music, independent web, lima beans, office supplies, peonies, people watching on the bus, musicians who don't hold back...
Connect the dots
Karl Dotter brought his college radio show "Connect the Dots" back to life for a few hours tonight. Listen to the shoutcast stream 9pm-11pm EST. He's on air at KSCU 103.3 FM, Santa Clara.
What do you love?
Combine this with this [via Wendy] and you have the perfect "about" page.
The world we live in
I'm doing a little computer housecleaning and found this bit of good advice. It doesn't have a source on it. I'm not sure where I found it. The World We Live In People are illogical, unreasonable and self-centered; Love them anyway. If you do good, people will accuse you of selfish, ulterior motives; Do good...
A year ago
My mom passed away a year ago today. Photo #1 on the left is my mom in the brown shirt, her best friend (since high school) Eileen (in the blue shirt) and two other friends from Scribner, Nebraska (my hometown). Photo #2 is the street where my mom lived. Photo #3 is a sunset over...
