Couple thoughts in response to this book review from the Economist. a) there is always an over-reaction to technology. Didn’t I read in the Economist that churches said cars were evil, when they were Continue Reading…
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Just testing the embedding of Google Maps’ “My Maps”. This could be a cool feature for hotels to map out routes, etc… wine tours, etc. Hmm….. Going to Haskins Campground off Haskins Bay on Bucks Continue Reading…
Please take this test. Or do not. But Jenny, born 1950, had a Guggenheim (I think) showing in 1980. She took, arguably, incredibly powerful aphorisms and ideas…. and overlayed them on everyday Continue Reading…
Just more evidence in the fight to overturn his death sentence! More information here in a article published in the Economist last year: REASONABLE DOUBT More info here: Troy Anthony Davis [caption Continue Reading…
Since most of us have been insufferable…. and it seems we have to be comfortable out of the closet at this point….. Soccer Officially Announces It Is Gay Here is some epic love for the Continue Reading…
Dare you to not cry. I guess. Maybe it’s me. Maybe it’s Mukhtar? Story behind this video: A local bus driver is just minding his own business, working on his birthday. I guess the community really Continue Reading…
This is and was one of my favorite songs of all time. I loved it. It was a moment of reckless magic and unbridle possibility in my childhood… it still reminds me of that slightly unhinged feeling Continue Reading…
“No pressure, just lovely, interesting discussion” – Richard Feynman, about his relationship with his father. Martin Gardner passed away recently… here is a wonderful Obituary from the Economist. Continue Reading…
After Ray Bans were no longer cool, I was wearing huge old people cataracts slide over your glasses glasses in the 90’s, and all of a sudden all these stupid huge glasses are back. I know I look stupid, Continue Reading…
I have too many links. I cannot abide them. Now, as is similar in our sado-masochistic culture that shuns happiness and the sharing of contenment in exchange for stories of devastation and pain in Continue Reading…