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And While I’m Recommending Things…
There’s a thought-provoking series of quotes from Coco Chanel over at Virginia Postrel’s Deep Glamour. Scroll down to find links to a series of excerpts from Karen Karbo’s recent biography of Coco. There’s a lot to admire about such a … Continue reading
Twitter and Activity Glamour
I enjoy Virginia Postrel’s Deep Glamour website, and so I’ve been thinking about glamour with a bit more seriousness than I usually do. I tend to think of fashion as it pertains to intellectual, scientific, or academic pursuits, rather than … Continue reading
Buzz Aldrin Hearts Supertramp
I follow Buzz Aldrin on Twitter. For those who don’t, here are his last three tweets: 39 yrs ago our Pres was a dreamer who sent us to the moon. I hope our new Pres will be the dreamer to … Continue reading
Ping and Twitter stuff
Here is a nearly live feed of images being sent on Twitter. William Gibson called it completely awesome and totally boring. Or vice versa. I agree. Piecewise NSFW. And here is a globe showing tweets as they come in – … Continue reading
Thinking as one Writes: Concise Version
I read Harold Bloom’s Shakespeare: The Invention of the Human shortly after it came out. One of the things that I liked was Bloom’s observation that several of Uncle Will’s characters worked out their thinking as they spoke. Hamlet is … Continue reading
Our Special Friends
I was disappointed in how President Obama treated Gordon Brown when he visited. It seems like a pretty shabby way to treat any head of state – let alone our closest ally. Let’s hope our Smart Diplomacy gets Smarter.
Start Trek TNG Tweets
So, for some perverse reason I’m adding the Twitter feeds of as many TNG actors as I can find. Brent Spiner, Marina Sirtis, Wil Wheaton, Levar Burton, Michael Dorn have feeds. No Patrick Stewart (not the real one), no Jonathan … Continue reading