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December 2012

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August 2012

9 posts

Now, I'm afraid, he is nothing. → newyorker.com
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Aug 20, 2012
A quarter an hour, or go to the hole! → news.yahoo.com
Aug 20, 2012
Term of the Day: Popcorn Worker's Lung. → eurekalert.org
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If a sheep had thumbs, what would it text? → wired.co.uk
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Aug 13, 2012
SHOW AND TELL, says master Colson. → nytimes.com
Aug 1, 2012

July 2012

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THE GOAT MAN → seattletimes.nwsource.com
Jul 24, 2012
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Jul 18, 2012
“The giant of Fort Lupton was born, like a cowbird’s chick, to parents of ordinary size.” —“The Strongest Man in the World,” The New Yorker, in which Burk Bilger, one of my favorite writers of all time, profiles Brian Shaw, the guy one of my best friends used to have to guard in high school basketball games.
Jul 16, 2012
Patrick Radden Keefe on the stunning accuracy of Breaking Bad. → newyorker.com
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Overheard walking to the train this morning: “This is a motherfuckin job; this ain’t no adventure.” I get it that sometimes work is just work. But shit, if you can make your job an adventure, do it.

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June 2012

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In which I fawn over Burkhard Bilger, one of my most favorite writers. → niemanstoryboard.org
Jun 26, 2012
The kings of cocaine. Everyone should read this. → nytimes.com
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Richard Bausch, brilliant writer, teacher and friend, on the occasion of his move from Memphis to California: “Nowhere else, in no other English speaking city I’ve traveled in around the world—and it is in fact around the world—have I ever heard this expression, which is common only in Memphis, indigenous to Memphis: a form of greeting used in the polite sense of ‘How are you?’ or ‘How’s it going?’ In Memphis, unfailingly, it is expressed this way: ‘You all right today?’ Or, ‘You doing all right today?’ There’s something so generously concerned in it, as if the speaker and the listener are engaged in a struggle for better times. I think it is beautiful, and I intend to spread it all over California.”

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May 2012

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Back to Romania this fall! → decatorevista.ro
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May 10, 2012
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Who needs bike polo, when you could be playing this? → nytimes.com
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