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]]> by: Steven Sande http://stevensande.com/habitofwonder/2005/07/08/alan-greenspan-father-of-electroclash/#comment-50 Tue, 15 Nov 2005 16:58:27 -0800 http://stevensande.com/habitofwonder/2005/07/08/alan-greenspan-father-of-electroclash/#comment-50 I can't know whether you're you, of course (hell, I'm barely me). But regardless of what McCrary says, I thought it was a great piece. (Oh, and Bernanke? People only want to know if he's an inflation hawk. It's not even about the music anymore.) I can’t know whether you’re you, of course (hell, I’m barely me). But regardless of what McCrary says, I thought it was a great piece.

(Oh, and Bernanke? People only want to know if he’s an inflation hawk. It’s not even about the music anymore.)

]]> by: curtis mccrary http://stevensande.com/habitofwonder/2005/07/08/alan-greenspan-father-of-electroclash/#comment-49 Tue, 15 Nov 2005 00:39:34 -0800 http://stevensande.com/habitofwonder/2005/07/08/alan-greenspan-father-of-electroclash/#comment-49 that curtis mccrary guy doesn't know what he's talking about. i should know: i'm him! that curtis mccrary guy doesn’t know what he’s talking about.

i should know: i’m him!

]]> by: Steven Sande http://stevensande.com/habitofwonder/2005/10/16/humanity-sure/#comment-48 Tue, 08 Nov 2005 18:08:00 -0800 http://stevensande.com/habitofwonder/2005/10/16/humanity-sure/#comment-48 I'm glad we're not all existentialists---I'm sure it would be wretched for the economy. I’m glad we’re not all existentialists—I’m sure it would be wretched for the economy.

]]> by: Pieter Baekeland http://stevensande.com/habitofwonder/2005/10/16/humanity-sure/#comment-47 Sun, 06 Nov 2005 10:30:15 -0800 http://stevensande.com/habitofwonder/2005/10/16/humanity-sure/#comment-47 I took some test too. I'm a Materialist and they (the makers of the test) are 91% sure of it. Nevertheless I still like the Habit of Wonder, even that it is written by an Existentialist.... I took some test too. I’m a Materialist and they (the makers of the test) are 91% sure of it. Nevertheless I still like the Habit of Wonder, even that it is written by an Existentialist….

]]> by: Steven Sande http://stevensande.com/habitofwonder/2005/09/20/target-retains-last-vestige-of-department-store-heritage/#comment-46 Sat, 15 Oct 2005 10:36:38 -0700 http://stevensande.com/habitofwonder/2005/09/20/target-retains-last-vestige-of-department-store-heritage/#comment-46 I remember going to The Bon (and Frederick &amp; Nelson) as a kid on a visit to Seattle. My mom used to speak of it fondly, and it was one of the sister stores whose credit cards were displayed on placards at Donaldsons in Minneapolis, when they were both owned by Allied Stores. To find myself actually at The Bon Marche was a thrill. Federated says they will at least retain the big brass Marshall Field and Company plates on State Street. After Dayton's became Field's, every trace of the old name vanished from the downtown store's exterior---even painted signs on the back of the building that had been fading away peacefully for decades. It was as if there had never been a Dayton's. I was stunned. I remember going to The Bon (and Frederick & Nelson) as a kid on a visit to Seattle. My mom used to speak of it fondly, and it was one of the sister stores whose credit cards were displayed on placards at Donaldsons in Minneapolis, when they were both owned by Allied Stores. To find myself actually at The Bon Marche was a thrill.

Federated says they will at least retain the big brass Marshall Field and Company plates on State Street. After Dayton’s became Field’s, every trace of the old name vanished from the downtown store’s exterior—even painted signs on the back of the building that had been fading away peacefully for decades. It was as if there had never been a Dayton’s. I was stunned.

]]> by: Clark Humphrey http://stevensande.com/habitofwonder/2005/09/20/target-retains-last-vestige-of-department-store-heritage/#comment-44 Sat, 15 Oct 2005 01:31:12 -0700 http://stevensande.com/habitofwonder/2005/09/20/target-retains-last-vestige-of-department-store-heritage/#comment-44 I care. The Macyfication of America's great department stores will, I predict, turn out to be a greater marketing disaster than New Coke. Every day here in Seattle, I have to walk past what, in the jargon of a great Minneapolitan, I will only call "The Store Formerly Known As The Bon Marche." I care. The Macyfication of America’s great department stores will, I predict, turn out to be a greater marketing disaster than New Coke.

Every day here in Seattle, I have to walk past what, in the jargon of a great Minneapolitan, I will only call “The Store Formerly Known As The Bon Marche.”

]]> by: Steven Sande http://stevensande.com/habitofwonder/2005/09/07/after-katrina-a-very-dark-time-and-then/#comment-41 Sat, 01 Oct 2005 22:27:26 -0700 http://stevensande.com/habitofwonder/2005/09/07/after-katrina-a-very-dark-time-and-then/#comment-41 When a country is run like Enron, you have to expect some kind of hard landing eventually. I still believe there's enough intelligence and creativity in the U.S. to turn things around, but capable people need to step forward and lead. When a country is run like Enron, you have to expect some kind of hard landing eventually. I still believe there’s enough intelligence and creativity in the U.S. to turn things around, but capable people need to step forward and lead.

]]> by: Mary http://stevensande.com/habitofwonder/2005/09/07/after-katrina-a-very-dark-time-and-then/#comment-40 Sat, 01 Oct 2005 11:53:46 -0700 http://stevensande.com/habitofwonder/2005/09/07/after-katrina-a-very-dark-time-and-then/#comment-40 Lately I've begun to think that what we're currently experiencing in the United States is the fall of our "empire". We can not remain the world superpower forever. Our infrastructure is falling apart. Lately I’ve begun to think that what we’re currently experiencing in the United States is the fall of our “empire”. We can not remain the world superpower forever. Our infrastructure is falling apart.

]]> by: Steven Sande http://stevensande.com/habitofwonder/2005/08/09/waterproof-publishing-has-arrived/#comment-39 Fri, 19 Aug 2005 18:37:23 -0700 http://stevensande.com/habitofwonder/2005/08/09/waterproof-publishing-has-arrived/#comment-39 See, if it won't even work in that niche, its prospects are really limited. See, if it won’t even work in that niche, its prospects are really limited.

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