Or how I learned to stop worrying and love terrifying acronyms. Continue reading
@52stations: DID CNN JUST BROADCAST THE ADDRESS OF FAMILY MEMBERS OF THE BOMBERS? DID THAT JUST HAPPEN? Continue reading
In his April 18 memorial speech in the South End, President Obama looked forward to the 118th Boston Marathon in 2014, when he knew that “the world will return to this great American city to run harder than ever and to cheer even louder.” From what I know of Boston and its cyclists, expect a 6th annual Midnight Marathon for the books. Continue reading
Our prayers are with the injured, so many wounded, some gravely from their beds — who are surely itching to be with us here today, and if you are, know this: as you begin this long journey of recovery, your city is with you. Your commonwealth, your country, we will all be with you as you learn to stand, and to walk, and to run again.
Of that I have no doubt: you will run again.
You will run again. Continue reading
In the face of terror and chaos, we came together and looked out for each other, and we continue to do so. Here are some tweets to help you keep your chins up. Everyone has our backs. #StayStrong #Boston. Continue reading
It’s the decentralized digital economy, stupid Continue reading
“While Justice Alito can’t see into the future, most Americans can. If this court doesn’t reject bigotry, history will reject this court.” Continue reading
Also, we all know how Mitch McConnell is going to vote. I mean, he voted against VAWA. Who votes against VAWA? That’s like giving a giant middle finger to all women in the United States. I’ll tell you: someone who will vote to protect the NRA. Continue reading
Availability only gets 1 one star …
because negative infinity stars wasn’t an option.
And if she did … at least she pulled it off better then that SNL train wreck. Continue reading
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FEEDBACK: VOLUME 15, ISSUE 12
Let’s chat. So, you hear from us a lot. Like, every week in print, every 20 minutes on DigBoston.com, every 15 minutes on our Facebook page, and every … millisecond in the Twitter-sphere. Our dearest apologies … only not so much. Continue reading →