I seem to have struck a nerve. Thanks to everyone who’s visited from dead.net and deadnetcentral.com yesterday and today. I put up a link to the previous post in the Tapers’ Section comments, rather than posting the whole beast there, and it seems the link got passed around a bit. Special thanks to Bob Murphy,… Read More lost sailors.
For the last nine months or so, one of the little joys in my life has been stopping by the Dead’s Web site to download a few nuggets from the Tapers’ Section, a series of posts by David Lemieux, the band’s archivist. Each week Lemieux put up a half-dozen or so MP3s from shows the… Read More he’s gone.
Pittsburgh changed popular culture last week. Twice. Both instances are related to the Pittsburgh Podcamp sessions I attended with a wonderful assortment of geeks and geniuses (I am technically neither, although I’m a wannabe both) at the Art Institute. The first one we can’t really take credit for, but the Burgh was its epicenter nonetheless.… Read More sizzle.
I’ve been thoroughly immersed in the blogging world all week, but not to the degree that I’ve had a ton of time to pay attention to Uncle Crappy. It’s work stuff, and if you’re curious, let me know — it’ll be kind of a different story, and I’ll get you pointed in the right direction… Read More off.
It’s a little like the Pittsburgh version of being slashdotted — when you show up on The Burgh Blog, you can expect a busy day. Despite the fact that I am pretty clearly the gleeful Browns fan PittGirl was ready to soak with beer, she quoted my initial Steely McBeam post first thing Thursday morning.… Read More hammered.
I was right about PittGirl’s reaction. Check it here. And there’s more: Tunesmith & Anthony. Anthony’s accompanying graphic is freaking perfect, too. Carbolic Smoke Ball. And then there’s Sportsocracy, which suggests the name might even be, uh, good. The fun is never going to end, kids…
Uncle Crappy 