Friday Quick Hits and Varia
A lovely, cool, sun-drenched day is the perfect time for the first gaggle of quick hits and varia for the new academic year and the new blogging season.
Pallets are the key to the global economy (something a trip the Bakken Man Camps would certainly confirm) (via Richard Rothaus).
The sight and sound of money out west from Aaron Barth.
This is a pretty funny demonstration of what the internet can do if you have too much time on your hands.
Here’s a nice 10th Birthday tribute to the revered Daring Fireball blog. It’s one of the few old-school, link-driven blogs that still produces.
According to autofill: North Dakota is so cold, so flat, so windy, and so boring. Delaware is so business friendly, so small, so boring, and so popular for corporations.
Ah, the Sixers. They plan to run the offense through Andrew Bynum, right after he gets back from an experimental procedure on his knee. Excellent.
What I’m reading: M. Johnson, The Idea of Landscape. Blackwell 2007.
What I’m listening too: Redd Kross, Researching the Blues.
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