
Boy, today’s Today In History in the Post-Dispatch (web version) starts bad, stays bad and ends with a doozy.
Boy, today’s Today In History in the Post-Dispatch (web version) starts bad, stays bad and ends with a doozy.
I like that Siri can read notifications, but it went 0-for-2 on a message from my TV that “Southern Eel” is about to play “Illinois Street”.
Ten years ago today I was at an IRE boot camp at Mizzou in Columbia, Mo. learning how to be a data journalist. The Journalist’s Creed was written by Walter Williams, founding dean of the Missouri School of Journalism, in 1914.
I realize I’m to the point in my life where if I do anything really good I’m going to be held up as an inspirational example like “he did his first X at age Y: it’s never too late to do that thing you want to do”.
I sure do love a good deep dive on a niche topic. Oaths! How do they Work? via A Collection of Unmitigated Pedantry
I’m sure I’m not the first to make this observation but tonight it occurred to me that walking to bed in a dark house with your phone flashlight is the modern-day equivalent of using a chamberstick.