The Wave
Saturday, July 29th, 2006
Today’s Wikipedia: The Wave
So long Carlos Lee, hello Chorizo
There will be updates soon. I promise.
Why I don’t watch Baseball Tonight, and why you shouldn’t either. I know some of these people played professional baseball, but you can’t tell from this exchange.
Harold Reynolds fired by ESPN. Now dump Kruk, and let’s take back Baseball Tonight!
Ready. Set. Don’t watch baseball!
The most important read of the day: How to conquer Pac-Man
I’ve frequently mentioned the radio show Morning Becomes Eclectic from KCRW, the NPR station out of Santa Monica, as a way to listen to new music. The typical format of the show is a 15 minute set, a 15 minute interview, and then another 15 minute set of music. What I didn’t realize is that they have quite an extensive archive of their past shows. The number of bands that have stopped in is pretty remarkable, including Eels, Cake, Elvis Costello, White Stripes, Beck, Flaming Lips (also Beck with the Flaming Lips), Radiohead, the Shins, the Decemberists, Broken Social Scene, and the Arcade Fire, amonst others.
Those were the good ol’ days, when you could fly an Iran Air 747 from New York to Tehran, non-stop.
What’s a cupola?
Today’s Wikipedia read: Bullet catch magic trick