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Ha, I was just thinking about Matthew Sweet the other day. Twenty years!
The one time I saw him in concert it was also painfully, strikingly loud.
i hope they call it the girlfriend experience
Matthew Sweet is not only selling ceramics on Etsy, he has a new record coming out called Modern Art, and he's going on tour this fall. From Matthew Perpetua's story at Rolling Stone: > It may be a while before fans will get to see Sweet and his band perform his ambitious new material. "I think i...
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Feb 16, 2010
As a regular NYT reader I can confirm that they don't do this all that often. (I never see it in the sports section, for example, where you'd be particularly likely to find local and unpolished spoken inflections.)
[insert liberal media bias snark here]
quote of the day
“How’s that hopey-changey thing workin’ out for you?” via www.nytimes.com So when the New York Times quotes Sarah Palin like this, do they do shorten the word "working" to "workin'" themselves? If it's just her accent / manner of speaking, then shouldn't they be doing that for every quote they t...
And don't forget, too, that the kings of the hill are the long-term temps of the Internet. Consider your four pillars: a decade ago, it was Motorola or Nokia with mobile (when it was hardware-oriented), Yahoo with search, AOL with identity. Then again, Amazon, well, they've been atop that hill for awhile now, haven't they?
hills and valleys
Tim O'Reilly previews his keynote for Web 2.0 Expo this week. It could be that everyone will figure out how to play nicely with each other, and we'll see a continuation of the interoperable web model we've enjoyed for the past two decades. But I'm betting that things are going to get ugly. We're...
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