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Nick Heer: “Spending time on the web does not end with a search query, but it often begins that way. Burying an informative public, open … Read More
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Nick Heer: “Spending time on the web does not end with a search query, but it often begins that way. Burying an informative public, open … Read More
Go Googling “how to be excellent,” and you’re led down a dystopian tech-bro world about “mindset” and “passion.” Things like, “Passionately learn to love every … Read More
Digging through a stack of newspaper clippings about every tornado that’s ever touched down there over the years, a stack of stories from the late 80s surfaced. One had a compelling opening.
I discovered dozens of old newspaper clippings, photos, and stories from areas that time has nearly forgotten. They’ll make for a better book.
A long time ago, people thought automatic elevators caused crime. And Walkmen destroyed the sanctity of the Ohio State Fair.