My uncle and I saw Bob Dylan in concert last Sunday and were blown away. Here’s his take on the evening: I am not a professional reviewer, just a long time – since 68- Dylan fan. I would like to add some notes seeing how some other reviewers were not so positive. I saw Dylan…
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But What Do I Know? I’m Just a 23 Year Old Nephew
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I Can’t Talk About It
Well I’ve just wrapped up my first professional conference: Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference, also known as WWDC, Dubdub, or the Dubster (okay, no one calls it by that last one). Since I’ve been known to put together an iPhone app or two Sweb decided to shell out for the conference ticket to send me. The…
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Torn ACL
Well it’s been a few weeks since the Austin City Limits’s Line-Up was announced so I guess I’ll give my thoughts on the matter. Personally I’m pretty excited for the festival’s 10th anniversary. I guess it has to be said, but it’s not as overpowering as the 2009 line up in which I recognized names far…
5: An Epic Poem in 4 Parts
Part 1: The Introduction of Heroes Our tale begins with 5 men. They would not describe themselves as heroes. Words like valiant, inspirational, and brave ring like hollow platitudes in the ears of these working men. The only sound they crave is that of foam impacting skin. Our first traveler is Rico the Clandestine, who…
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