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Archive for July, 2008

Well, the dust is settling in San Diego still, I’m sure.
San Diego Comic-Con was this past weekend and, while it sounds like Hollywood is nudging the the comic industry further and further to the fringes, I’m really starting to feel like I need to attend this convention some year. A couple softball teammates went last [...]

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Okay, the hype machine for their new record Hold Positive has been in overdrive for weeks now (although Spin only gives it 3 out of 5). Brooklyn-based The Hold Steady are poised for ‘next big thing’ status. I had never heard them, so when I saw that their recent Letterman appearance [...]

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I just recently finished working my way through Season One of HBO’s stellar Old West / goldrush / settlement drama Deadwood and I’m ready to declare it one of my favorites television programs of all time.
Deadwood is a show that tells its stories in a compelling, yet slightly mystifying, manner. The dialogue is not immediately [...]

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Gray’s Beach, high tide, originally uploaded by joshuat1974.
Last week, we visited Gray’s Beach at low tide. This week, we managed to get there at high tide.
Here’s the view from the boardwalk. While it was still cool, and a very nice visit, low tide was more entertaining overall. There’s something about the empty channels and tidepools [...]

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It’s been a while since I emptied my phone’s memory card and, as a result, I’ve got a whole bunch of pictures that I forgot about. Some of them are even pretty good, too.
This first one was a moment that reminded me of childhood. Ice cream fell to the ground from atop a sugar cone [...]

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Gray’s Beach, low tide, originally uploaded by joshuat1974.
This past weekend, we discovered a new favorite Cape Cod landmark: Gray’s Beach in Yarmouthport, also known as Bass Hole. I had seen it spotlighted on Capecast, a video podcast by The Cape Cod Times, and dragged everyone to see what the fuss was all about.
We arrived at [...]

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