links for 2006-05-26
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This is what passes for high drama in the burbs…
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Lot of talk about Gore as a possible dark horse ’08 candidate. Slate’s John Dickerson tries to pour a little cold water on the idea, though he admits he’s attracted to it…
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Verizon Press release regarding Amtrak’s outage yesterday: “the company’s high-speed wireless broadband data network handled three times the amount of traffic.” I’m sure half the increase was me.
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Who knew that I so loved Combos?
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Brilliant. Just brilliant.
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Guaranteeing Dusty Baker a job makes you wonder what it would take for Andy MacPhail to fire you.
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Wow, you could spend days and days sifting through the incredibly rich details captured on this site. Once you’ve seen the season 2 finale, come here and search for widmore. Unbelievable.
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This is the map that we discover was written by Kelvin Inman (Desmond’s hatchmate) on one of the blast doors in the Swan hatch.
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Good God. 901 articles, all about Lost. It’s really hard to fathom just how much detail has been layered into this show that most of us miss on first viewing…
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I’m speaking at this next month at Yahoo!, put together by Doug Kaye from IT Conversations. Looks like it’ll be fun…
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Bush lambasted the railroad, saying that “while other countries have turned to new models for providing passenger rail service, the American approach is unchanged.” Um, aren’t those new models primarily state-sponsored?
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Comments
It’s pretty funny that they were able to capitalize (to a certain extent) on what was essentially a non-story. I’m very, very glad that I bought that Verizon card though – it definitely helped me avoid losing an entire day of work while stuck on the rails.
I’m now two days into my commute back in Chicago, and it’s amazing what a difference it makes being able to do 45 minutes of email before getting to the office. Totally different than how I use the Treo, and much more effective…
Yeah, I think you single-handedly helped boost Verizon’s broadband traffic this week!