Super Bowl 2013: Ravens, 49ers Tweeting from New Orleans
NFL players preparing for tomorrow's Super Bowl are already tweeting photos and updates from The Big Easy. See what they have to say.
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The new hot trend in dining has nothing to do with food.
We've all done it. Here’s my story: Last week, I was waiting for the boyfriend to arrive for our sushi date. Bored, I watched couples at the tables around me, but one in particular caught my eye. Two young women with full plates of tempura and bright pink-and-green cocktails spent their entire meal engrossed in (not each other, not their food, not their drinks, but...) their phones. I swear they hardly said a word to each other the entire 45 minutes I was waiting. (I was super early, he was a little late. Typical.) As they left and the boyfriend arrived, I filled him in on the their ghastly behavior, my voice dripping with judgment. After dinner, as we sat a bar waiting for our movie to start, I was halfway into a work email when my …
Thanksgiving in St. Louis brings back all sorts of emotions. Here are some of those emotions expressed in <140 characters. Keep tweeting, and we'll keep adding you to our list.
Search #STLbandnames to see a hilarious local Twitter trend.
Eleven Magazine, a St. Louis music monthly, started the latest local Twitter trend: band names that could only happen in St. Louis. Here are our favorites: And the winner: Mayor Slayer, @Caron. It’s creative, but it’s the winner because Mayor Francis Slay (@MayorSlay) added to the online convo, “Already the name of an ARRG skater/lawyer.”
We can't all make it to Busch Stadium to cheer on the St. Louis Cardinals in the home stretch. That's where your social networks come into play.
I'll say it right off the bat: I am not a big sports fan. Yes, I feel a sense of satisfaction when the Cardinals win, especially in the current World Series. I get slightly more excited (and a bit smug) when my alma mater, Michigan State University, beats the University of Michigan in any sport. I am not among those who worship at the altar of sports. I am, however, an enthusiatic adherent of the religion of Twitter when it comes to engaging in real-time conversation. And, I have been intrigued by the ways in which sports fans use Twitter to interact during major sporting events. Twitter and the big games In July, an ESPN.com article reported the final moments of the World Cup game between the American and Japanese women "saw Twitter …
Lindsay Toler
12:26 pm on Thursday, January 12, 2012
I saw that! That was shocking. The 'Marimba' ringtone went on for several minutes!   more ›