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Tricks of the trade (via The Morning News). And more followups, via Me-Fi.
Quentin Tarantino's weblog (Or is it? None of the information seems particularly secret, so it's probably a fake. Then again, QT seems like the kind of guy who might conceivably have a lot to say, all the time, if he had the time, which he probably doesn't. If it's a fake, I'm sure the real McCoy will speak up soon.) UPDATE: Yep, it's fake.
Hardest cities to navigate by car (via Gothamist) - Top 5: Boston, Washington D.C., San Francisco, Baltimore, and NYC. Not surprising to see Boston at the top; I visited Karen a year after she had moved there, and she still struggled to navigate the city. Street signs would help.
Quentin Tarantino's weblog (Or is it? None of the information seems particularly secret, so it's probably a fake. Then again, QT seems like the kind of guy who might conceivably have a lot to say, all the time, if he had the time, which he probably doesn't. If it's a fake, I'm sure the real McCoy will speak up soon.) UPDATE: Yep, it's fake.
Hardest cities to navigate by car (via Gothamist) - Top 5: Boston, Washington D.C., San Francisco, Baltimore, and NYC. Not surprising to see Boston at the top; I visited Karen a year after she had moved there, and she still struggled to navigate the city. Street signs would help.
"When it comes to asking for directions, the age-old gender divide still holds true. 64 percent of women report that they are the ones who have to stop and ask for directions compared to 41 percent of men."