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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
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
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.
When you’re on the Internet there are only two things to do in pursuit of two other things: you can read or watch something, usually in pursuit of knowledge of entertainment.