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New job.  Details forthcoming.

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Somewhere, soon.  Let’s get on this.

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Went to an amazing concert last night held in an amazing space.  Dillinger Four has been a favorite for probably seven or eight years now - they were the first band I ever interviewed, while I was attending a high school journalism workshop in Minneapolis - and I’ve followed their career closely.  [...]

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“I don’t like to use the word payback,” said Mr. Simpson’s lawyer, Yale Galanter. “I can tell you from the beginning my biggest concern was whether or not the jury would be able to separate their very strong feelings about Mr. Simpson and judge him fairly and honestly.”
-New York Times, 10/4/08

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Went home for a few days, and during that time had a chance to see some wicked condo-fication, of the same sort that’s going  on here in Brooklyn.  Or was going on, I should say.  The New York Times Magazine real estate supplement just came out, and actually published a piece about the DC market, [...]

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Pea green was cheap.

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It’s been a couple months since volume 1, and I’ve been to far more bars than I have space to discuss.  The highlights:
Hotel Delmano: Williamsburg’s most expensive bar has quickly become a favorite.  Sure, ordering a $13 drink isn’t something you want to do all day, every day, but the quality of the mixed drinks, [...]

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I’ll have to finish Infinite Jest now.
No one ever wants to hear that one of their favorite writers has passed away; sure, I never knew David Foster Wallace, but his work remains exceptional, singular, inspirational.

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Crucial addendum: yesterday, for the first time since graduating college, I had a burrito from Chipotle.  It was so fucking good - so much better than the mediocre burritos I deal with on a near-daily basis - that I feel the need now to assert this chain’s superiority, to celebrate their innovations, and above all [...]

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