…at least according to this exhaustive, peer-reviewed, and scientifically accurate quiz. In other news, “Seinfeld” can teach us a lot + more
…at least according to this exhaustive, peer-reviewed, and scientifically accurate quiz. In other news, “Seinfeld” can teach us a lot + more
In the spring of 2008, I was on a photo assignment near downtown Spokane for one of our clients. We + more
A couple of weeks ago, the suits here at AMD World Headquarters saw fit to upgrade my work-issue computer—a “gently + more
…I bring you the 100 coolest sports logos of all time. And, as a bonus, an infographic explaining how smartphone + more
Elmore Leonard doesn’t see the point of eBooks. As far as I’m concerned, then, that ends the discussion.
Gothamist has photos of typos in the New York City subway system. I used to get all smug and superior + more
Terry Teachout writes about the gradual change from the “clean, crisp surreality of the monochrome image” to full color—and its + more
My 13-year-old niece called last night to ask me if I knew the word for the dot that appears above + more
It’s not often that the last word goes dark for a five-day stretch. But when we do, you can be + more
I’ve poked fun at academic writing before; what I hadn’t realized is that my mockery comes from a deep-seated animus + more
As I was thumbing the pages of “The Creativity Crisis,” an article in the July 10 issue of Newsweek, I + more
As of this writing, no one has risen to the challenge issued here. There can be only two reasons for + more
It’s official: you’re reading the last word‘s hundredth post. At this rate, we should reach our hundredth reader in March + more