Today’s New York Times crossword may not be a big deal except to crossword aficionados like me: The reason it’s a big deal is because it breaks the record for the lowest number of black squares used in a regular 15×15 grid. The puzzle, by Kevin G. Der, a Stanford Ph.D. student, contains just 18 [...] Full story...
I’m working from home today as our movers pack up our apartment for tomorrow’s move. I’m thinking about the place we’re moving into, and I’m also thinking about the place we moved out of before we moved into the place we’re about to move out of.
The 2010 U.S. Census has me peeved.
Matt and I received our census form in the mail yesterday. But we’re not supposed to fill it out.
That was the below-the-fold headline on a newspaper page featured for a split second on 30 Rock last night (right below “TRACY’S CLAPS-GIVING YAY HA-RADE!”).
If you like plays and you’re in or near New York, get yourself a ticket to Clybourne Park. We saw it last night and it’s the best play I’ve seen all year.
Last night I had the pleasure of seeing my college men’s chorus, the Virginia Glee Club, perform in Manhattan as part of their spring break Tour of the Northeast.
I don’t know what my problem is, but I’ve been having regular bouts of insomnia for the last few months.
The Oscars are always my favorite TV special of the year, regardless of how good or bad the ceremony is.
This is my favorite find of the day. You know those production company logos that appear at the end of most TV shows? It seems that some people find them scary, because they consist of short bursts of attention-grabbing music and some sort of logo flying at you.
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