February 26, 2009
Adam Good and Jon Lee (will) Kick Ass
Meet WE ARE SCIENCE! Adam Good, Jon Lee, and Hard Science's three man team for WIT's Tournament of the Fighting Improv Smackdown Tournament (aka Tournament of the FIST). Follow that link to find the tournament's various showtimes and schedules. They will be awesome. (Source Theater, DC)
Jon has some cool stuff on the web, but I can't find it all. Adam, too, has some cool things on the web too, among them this great anti-McCain campaign piece from what has quickly become "back in the day." What a favicon on that thing. Bravo. Bravo.
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Reading-Seeing-Watching
February 22, 2009
Why Would You Lie About How Much Coke You Have? (for February 22)
...a draft of something I think I'll read tonight.
UPDATE below for people coming from a search result!
Obama planning to slash deficit, despite stimulus
Drought adds to hardship in California
Paltrow’s performance as lifestyle guru has amused some and mystified others.
Dusting off a family heirloom
At Binghamton, move to Division I brings recognition and regret
The Ram vs. Tito Santana
Tuning your ears to Spring
My back seat view of a great romance
Britons fuel diesel cars with cooking oil
Revising initial claim, U.S. concedes Afghan attack mainly killed civilians
A lonely and bleak existence in the West, tending the flock
Former chief of eBay tries a new bid. It’s political.
Upgrade to warning system on tsunamis is going slowly.
Washington ex-Mayor has kidney transplant.
Arrest near in 2001 killing of intern, authorities say.
Chet Bulger, 91; helped Cardinals win the N.F.L. title
Governors see slow recovery, even with stimulus funds
And I don’t know what to do next.
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UPDATE: It seems like this is popular with google... I'm guessing you did a search for "Why would I lie about how much coke you had?" looking for lyrics to a song you heard and dug. I love that song... it's Oxford Comma by Vampire Weekend and is definitely where I got the title (after many other attempts at writing through that). BUT... the line is actually "how much coal you had" because they are all faux upper crusty like that and getting "American Jane Austen"-like. Still -- it's a great song, the best on the album in my opinion -- now you have the title and can track it down.
UPDATE below for people coming from a search result!
Obama planning to slash deficit, despite stimulus
Drought adds to hardship in California
Paltrow’s performance as lifestyle guru has amused some and mystified others.
Dusting off a family heirloom
At Binghamton, move to Division I brings recognition and regret
The Ram vs. Tito Santana
Tuning your ears to Spring
My back seat view of a great romance
Britons fuel diesel cars with cooking oil
Revising initial claim, U.S. concedes Afghan attack mainly killed civilians
A lonely and bleak existence in the West, tending the flock
Former chief of eBay tries a new bid. It’s political.
Upgrade to warning system on tsunamis is going slowly.
Washington ex-Mayor has kidney transplant.
Arrest near in 2001 killing of intern, authorities say.
Chet Bulger, 91; helped Cardinals win the N.F.L. title
Governors see slow recovery, even with stimulus funds
And I don’t know what to do next.
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UPDATE: It seems like this is popular with google... I'm guessing you did a search for "Why would I lie about how much coke you had?" looking for lyrics to a song you heard and dug. I love that song... it's Oxford Comma by Vampire Weekend and is definitely where I got the title (after many other attempts at writing through that). BUT... the line is actually "how much coal you had" because they are all faux upper crusty like that and getting "American Jane Austen"-like. Still -- it's a great song, the best on the album in my opinion -- now you have the title and can track it down.
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Writing
I'm Gonna Bug Someone Who Has a PS3
Noby Noby Boy (from Keita Takahashi, the creator of Katamari Damacy) looks nothing like this awesome-anyway trailer. Thanks Justin for the headsup!
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Reading-Seeing-Watching
February 1, 2009
Loving the New Animal Collective
Mellower in sound than past efforts (nearly all of which get regular play in my life). Great for pairing with the Sunday paper.
And loving the cover online just as much... that isn't an animate gif... if your eyes are moving whatsoever it will look like it is undulating. Stare at the center and it holds still. Unfortunately this isn't as effective with the printed CD cover (not sure why).
Merriweather Post Pavillion, Animal Collective
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Reading-Seeing-Watching
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