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Daily Archives: Sunday, July 9, 2006
Live-blogging the World Cup finals by someone who knows nothing about it
Live-blogging the World Cup finals by someone who knows nothing about it: The 15-year-old is very into the World Cup and I’m working on some things in the same room. I’ll post some observations throughout the game. National anthems: Italy … Continue reading
sorry – double post – see post above
double post: see post above Related posts: Sorry, double post Sorry – double post The Tumblr-fication of Google Reader rexblog nano
Okay, I’ll bite
Okay, I’ll bite: Wired editor Chris Anderson has a new book, The Long Tail (I read a pre-publication review copy, it’s great) and, perhaps as a well-timed book-promo, he posted something earlier today that is guaranteed to generate lots of … Continue reading
Nashville things about which I’m clueless
Nashville things about which I’m clueless: I didn’t even know there was a concert last night in Nashville. Much less, that 47,000 people would attend a “country” music concert here. If you live somewhere else, this may seem counter-intuitive. However, … Continue reading
High class tennis
High class tennis: I retired from following professional tennis when Pete Sampras retired. However, after watching the finals of Wimbledon this morning, I’m coming out of retirement to watch any match between Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal. Great tennis. Or, … Continue reading
