The Sleep-Industrial Complex (New York Times)
While you?ve been tossing and turning, research scientists, pharmaceutical companies and mattress designers have been hard at work on your eternal nocturnal problem. But what exactly is the problem?...more...Personal Tech (Washington Post)
The Washington Post's Rob Pegoraro discusses his recent reviews and answers your personal tech questions. ...more... Column: Puritan Blister #31 Preview of Dan Deacon and Jimmy Joe Roche's Ultimate Reality (Pitchfork)
Time Warner journalism rarely misses a chance to go theistic while keeping a middle-minded watercooler-convo tone....more... Old Tom Coughlin returns from hiatus (New York Daily News)
Filip Bondy: There he was again, back from a four-month exile. Tom Coughlin was Tom Coughlin again Sunday at last, bristling and grumping like we always knew he could. ...more... The labour exchange: The fisherman and the birdwatcher (Independent)
Cley bank pulled a stark scar across the horizon, an obstructive fault line between marsh and sky, the North Sea hidden behind it. A stiff and cooling breeze rolled up and over the bank and, like the footprints of the Invisible Man, betrayed itself on a rolling wave of reeds, a dark ruffle of water, finally a tremble of puddle before it caught my face, my coat and was away behind me, rattling ......more... These little people are killin' me (OnMilwaukee.com)
To avoid running from the house in a fit of insanity, I now live by the adage "pick your battles."...more... Television Feeling Immediate Effects Of Writers' Strike (MTV Music Television)
Television is immediately feeling the effects of the writers' strike. Late-night talk shows have gone dark and onslaught of reality TV and sports is expected....more... Search (Drowned In Sound)
Connexion Bizarre ( www.connexionbizarre.net ) was updated on 2007-11-05 with a new webcast, new interviews, new reviews and new recommended events and links....more... Excerpt: 'Running the Table' (NPR)
Credit the hungarian. Credit ol' Andy Nozsaly, or Nozaly, or maybe Sozaly. Something like that. He's no longer with us, and no one seems quite sure what the hell his exact name was anyway. But credit him for the opening break, as it were, in Danny Basavich's narrative....more... |