James Lileks fears a “catastrophic fashion meltdown”, not seen since the 1970’s:
“Does this make you want to spend money? No, didn’t think so. Sell your Marshall Field’s stock. The fools are back in charge.”
James Lileks fears a “catastrophic fashion meltdown”, not seen since the 1970’s:
“Does this make you want to spend money? No, didn’t think so. Sell your Marshall Field’s stock. The fools are back in charge.”
The Wisconsin State Journal Editorial page says that it’s time for a new baseball commissioner. No doubt, he should have left long ago. Additional background.
Steve Coll’s excellent book, Ghost Wars, is featured on NPR’s All Things Considered this week.
Stephanie Hemphill discusses the growing demand for organic food and the implications for farmers:
People are choosing organic food in a big way. Sales of organic food have been increasing steadily. You’d think having more demand for your product would be great. But for people who grow organic food, it’s a mixed blessing. When you can’t supply as much as the customer wants, it can be difficult. Some farmers are trying creative ways to fill the demand.
NPR’s Robert Siegel talks with NBA legend Oscar Robertson about the future of American basketball and if individual skill, rather than team cooperation, is detrimental to the sport
These days, the air inside many homes is more polluted than the air outside. That’s because everything from pets to gas appliances to paint and cleaning products contributes to indoor air pollution. Most homes contain an alarming number of chemicals, and modern homes are built so tightly that they tend to trap the bad air inside.

Romuald shot a beautiful VR scene of an erupting volcano, from the air via an ultra light.
Interesting South Dakota blog platform on monopoly media reform.
The Wisconsin State Journal Editorial page has a useful summary of pressing economic priorities:
I generally agree with these issues, however, the #1 issue must be true, economical, 2-way broadband for all.
A useful interview with Craigslist Founder Craig Newmark.