dowd and sorkin resurrect barlett to shout at obama. sometimes i miss the west wing...
Study Finds Young People Remain Apathetic About Office Politics
einstein rings
"the gravity of a normal white galaxy has gravitationally distorted the light from a much more distant blue galaxy."
the now monthly partymode podcast series has a new episode.
It be that day again, mateys! YAARRRR!!!
for those who want to get in on this madness, here's an election thread...
time for another family bragging thread?
my brother in law's novel has just been published:
http://www.amazon.com/Songs-Butchers-Daughter-Peter-Manseau/dp/1416538704/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1218168487&sr=1-3
It's really fantastic, but you can read the reviews for yourself. He also had a big article in the Washington Post recently, about religious tourism in Turkey:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/09/05/AR2008090502089.html
BUMPT TRAVEL PLANS:
NYC: Nov 3-13
PGH: Nov 13-20
PZ!!!
IS THERE A GOOD REASON THAT YOU ARE AT YOUR COMPUTER RIGHT NOW AND NOT WATCHING MAN ON WIRE?
i didn't think so.
everybody remember evan wagoner-lynch from freshman year? him and his video-making self have struck at his new job at the san francisco ballet. also, apparently he's roommates with dave young now. crazy.
major labels to offer free streaming music on the web
Just a few years ago, a Web site offering virtually every notable song ever recorded for free listening would have had music business executives speed-dialing their lawyers.In the next two weeks, a battered music industry, facing slumping CD sales and a bleak future, will help to introduce just such a service, called MySpace Music.
The new site is the product of a joint venture among MySpace, the social network owned by the News Corporation, and the major music companies — the Warner Music Group; Sony BMG, a joint venture of Sony and Bertelsmann; and the Universal Music Group, a subsidiary of Vivendi. The venture plans to make money from selling advertising on the site and from selling digital downloads of music through a partnership with Amazon.com.
what do you guys think?
