Results tagged “seriesoftubes”
-- Boston.com is looking for bloggers -- hold the sense of humor, please. [Mennonno Sapiens via Universal Hub]
-- Looking to rent a new apartment? Scrub your Facebook photos first! [Boston Real Estate Blog]
-- When life gives you tainted water, make coffee mugs. [Zazzle via Universal Hub]
-- Any Boston rock tribute to a former Sox Pitcher to benefit cancer research gets a thumbs-up from us. [06880]
-- Is it us? Or does it seem like a bad idea to trust a website with all of your usernames and passwords to consolidate your emails and social networking? [Urban Daddy]
-- Here's some inspiration to enter the Bostonist Peeps contest: peep sushi. [Neatorama]
-- Believe it or not, some people think it's stupid to pay $500 for a "season pass" to a bar... [The Lead Graf]
-- Hey, remember when Scott Brown was going to be the vote that stopped Health Care Reform? [Lovers, Muggers, and Thieves]
-- A day's worth of St. Paddy's Day tweets: "Lost track of number of drinks. Going to secondary measurements of facial numbness." [Happy Wakko’s World]
-- Let's hope this is a joke. A reality show is looking Boston women in the "Real Housewives"/"Jersey Shore" mold. [Lynn Casting
-- We generally agree with this list of terrible Boston restaurant names except for No Name, which isn't supposed to be the place's name. [MC Slim JB]
-- The link-hostile Globe removes a vlogger's article comments, but they don't have a problem using his videos on boston.com for free. [Off On A Tangent]
-- Thanks, Amy Bishop, for putting Boston back into the crazy crime spotlight. [Media Nation]
-- The Kells is closing, and someone made a valid argument to keep it open: "I'd rather have a place like the kells there to keep everyone who wants to go to a place like that in one spot." [lemmingtrail]
-- Remember when Boston panicked over ATHF lite-brites? Never forget! [Neatorama]
-- Congrats to Amanda Palmer for winning "Best-Dressed" and "Worst-Dressed" at the Golden Globes! [go fug yourself]
-- Do you know the location of your polling place? [MA Elections Division]
-- "Yes it sucks. Yes you have to vote Coakley." [Blue Mass Group]
-- "Scott Brown will be a responsive U.S. senator" [Red Mass Group]
-- Melrose and Woburn teens decided to take their Facebook feud to the next level, and someone got run over. [Wicked Local]
-- Garrison Keillor spoke at First Parish in Cambridge last week, and the Unitarians got his flannel panties in a bunch. [That Hottness]
-- Overheard, on Twitter: "Why is so much of Christmas poison?" [MC Slim JB]
-- The team from MIT won DARPA's red balloon challenge. Haven't they seen "Good Will Hunting"? The government wants to use your genius, and your buddy will end up with shrapnel in his ass! [Geek]
Last week, we solicited reader submissions for the Hub-o-sphere. (Strangely, most emails looked suspiciously like spam.) Send anything you've got, and we'll probably use it.
-- "Expect the unexpected" and other Autumn safety tips can be found on the Commonwealth's nature blog. [The Great Outdoors]
Going forward, Hub-o-sphere will experiment by filling the weekly post with reader submissions.
-- Alternative advice for bikers to not run red lights: only "slightly illegal." [Boston Biker]
-- Danvers High can't even handle reading "meep." They passed on an attorney's email to the police. [Theodora Michaels]
-- Statistically speaking, Coach Belichick wasn't that crazy. (And if they converted, everyone would call him a genius.) [Advanced NFL Stats]
-- Perhaps it was fitting to "dead-blog" last night's Senate debate. [Campaign Outsider]
-- Social media gets shut down in a Boston hospital. Paul Levy, CEO of Beth Israel, comments on his blog. [Running a Hospital]
-- A third Ernie Boch has appeared, and the car guy is getting pissed at the blogger. [Blue Mass Group]
-- There's no need to guess when the leaves are peaking. [Yankee Foliage]