Archive for January, 2007
Wait Wait, Don’t Tell Me
Published January 29th, 2007 in podcasts. 0 Comments Tags: Chicago Public Radio, Comedy, NPR, Podcast, Quiz, Radio, Wait Wait.Another favorite podcast of mine is a show co-produced byChicago Public Radio and NPR called Wait Wait, Don’t Tell Me.
Self-described as “the oddly informative news quiz,” the show takes a humorous spin on the week’s news, involving a panel of comedic talent (regulars include Roy Blount, Jr, Paula Poundstone, Charlie Pierce, PJ O’Rourke, Mo Rocca, [...]
My Own Hell to Raise
Published January 28th, 2007 in music. 0 Comments Tags: Bettye Lavette, cover songs, Female Songwriters, I've Got My Own Hell to Raise, music, R&B, Soul.Bettye Lavette’s I’ve Got My Own Hell to Raise came out back in 2005, but it’s been stuck on repeat mode in my home office for the last few days. (Not literally stuck, of course - it’s all digital now, and I could change it if I want, but can’t bring myself to).
Bettye’s been in [...]
Permapuppy
Published January 27th, 2007 in video. 0 Comments Tags: Cavalier, Cavalier King Charles Spanial, Cute, King Charles, Puppy, video.From a promo for Michael Crichton’s Next comes this ad, featuring a cavalier king charles spaniel (we have two at our house just like this one):
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You can find this and related products at the NextGenCode website.
Wish I could have been there
Published January 25th, 2007 in travel and video. 0 Comments Tags: Colliseum, Demolition, New Haven, video.A long time ago I had a client in New Haven, and spent a fair amount of time there - walking by the New Haven Colliseum on the way from the train into town.
I wish I could have been there for this:
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Austin, via Houston, via Memphis, via Boston . . .
Published January 23rd, 2007 in travel. 3 Comments Tags: Austin, Boston, Houston, Memphis, Northwest Airlines, Optaros, travel.I’m visiting the new Optaros office in Austin this week. Who knew it could be so challenging to get between two major US cities?
There was really no direct flight that was going to make this easy.
