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Fortune, January 1960Art director: Leo Lionni

Fortune, January 1960
Art director: Leo Lionni

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 Mozzarella, cheddar, and feta with tomato and red onion and mother-loving pesto. You can’t have any.
Have I mentioned the sweet potato fries?

must



Mozzarella, cheddar, and feta with tomato and red onion and mother-loving pesto. You can’t have any.

Have I mentioned the sweet potato fries?

must

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stop worrying and love the bomb

stop worrying and love the bomb

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Video: Conor Oberst (Live in Omaha)

With Bright Eyes now a marquee act at high-capacity theaters the world over, opportunities to catch Conor Oberst performing an intimate set — like, say, this Halloween 2003 tribute to Elliott Smith in a bookshop — have become increasingly rare. Enter Krug Park, a new Omaha bar owned by an Oberst buddy who recruited his famous friend to anoint the small space last week. Thanks to videographer Jonathan Tvrdik (via NJ Underground), we have a fine multi-camera peek at two songs from the show. Watch above as vibraphones, violins, and ultimately the crowd join in for “Lenders in the Temple” and “Laura Laurent.”

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