by kilax | May 17, 2008 | News
A quick follow-up on Thursday’s post city-based stereotypes: I read an article in the paper Friday about a book called Who’s Your City, by Richard Florida. Florida is an “economic geographer,” who has gathered data about common personality...
by kilax | May 14, 2008 | Idioms, News
Don’t you love how every once in awhile, google switches things up and uses a different design for their homepage logo? Doesn’t it just make your day a little better, and put a smile on your face? Okay. Anyway. Google has a contest called “Doodle 4 Google” where they...
by kilax | May 10, 2008 | News
Have you heard about TSA’s Diamond Self-Select Program? I hadn’t until I saw this picture (from Midway Airport) in the newspaper yesterday. The program splits TSA checkpoints into three lanes – expert, for business travelers; casual, for less...
by kilax | May 6, 2008 | Idioms, News
Now that it’s been mentioned in both the June issue of Glamour and Marie Claire, I have to say something about it. Open Marriage. Jenny Block (not to be confused with “Jenny from the Block”) had an affair with a woman three years into her marriage. Instead of divorce,...
by kilax | Apr 28, 2008 | Idioms, News
PETA has announced a $1 Million Reward for the first scientist to produce and market in vitro meat. “In vitro meat production would use animal stem cells that would be placed in a medium to grow and reproduce. The result would mimic flesh and could be cooked and...
by kilax | Feb 3, 2008 | News
My mother called me last night to ask me if I spent any time in Lane Bryant during the day. Uh… no…? Why…? Oh. A gunman killed 5 women and injured 1, in a Lane Bryant in Tinley Park, Illinois. One of the women killed was a store clerk and the others...