Daily Archives: Friday, June 21, 2002

James Taranto of the WSJ’s Opinion Journal Best of the Web (last item), finds a silver lining in this morning’s loss by the US Soccer Team to Germany, 1-0. Quote: The good news is we won’t have to hear about … Continue reading →

…your historic buildings are owned by a demolition company. I just entered that into the Nashville Scene’s annual competition. See, my friend David, who can’t believe there are people in this world who tear down historic buildings in order to … Continue reading →

Michael Nott pointed me to this great must-read interview with John Seely Brown in the current issue of @ issue: The Journal of Business and Design. Brown, former director of Xerox PARC, was one of the originators of the term … Continue reading →

Have to pay double for a Southwest ticket? David Borowitz “reports” on a creative solution. (After 6.21, try this link.)

Okay, so I lied about the previous post being “my last” on this topic. William Powers nails it in theNational Journal (temporary link) with his analysis of the feeding freenzy that occurs when bad things happen to people that reporters … Continue reading →