Hear hear! “Happy 11th wedding anniversary, Sandra and Garret!” [Andrea's Weblog] Happy Bastille Day “Half past three on July 14, 1789. A huge, bloodthirsty mob marched to the Bastille, searching for gun powder and prisoners that had been taken by … Continue reading →

Fedora and bullwhip, part 4 “filmforce.ign.com/indy/articles/364/364657p1.html Indy’s final adventure will be set in the 1950s to accomodate the age of actor Harrison Ford, who just turned 60. The screenwriter says he has found good new villains to throw at the … Continue reading →

Editor’s Note: [Got Caliche?] “www.satirewire.com/news/june02/ceonistas.shtml The CEOnista story forwarded anonymously, but I’ve tracked down the URL…” noted here on Monday. Dazed and, well, dazed So, I haven’t been around here much. There has been ample distractions elsewhere – work performance … Continue reading →

Meet the Oldest Member of the Human Family. Scientific American weighs in on Sahelanthropus tchadensis, the new human fossil. Doc commenting on The Eagle Has Crash Landed in Foreign Policy “My concern is less with America’s geopolitical strength, which is … Continue reading →

Dori and Tom at Backup Brain are using Moveable Type now. It looks good folks. Yes, there is an XML feed as well. —–

Seen on the “Get Caliche?” list (From: [Anonymous]) “Unwilling to wait for their eventual indictments, the 10,000 remaining CEOs of public U.S. companies made a break for it yesterday, heading for the Mexican border, plundering towns and villages along the … Continue reading →

Because saturated fats were pretty scarce during the last seven million years as well… [later: I added the word ‘fats’ so there was minimal coherence above and wish to emphasize ‘scarce’ versus ‘unavailable’ concerning saturated fats in the paleolithic diet … Continue reading →

Alwin has been covering this and a myriad of things related to the practice of medicine in his usual manner (excellent), and though I have not mentioned it here, the local situation has not gone unnoticed here at the blivet … Continue reading →

We are Danish princes, all of us… garret muses on kenosis. well worth a visit. Good News from Erehwon Notebook: Doug is moved into their new house and back online. New home “Larkfarm Mike is back, with Weblog V2.” [John … Continue reading →

“Jumpgate Alwin has moved off the Userland servers and to it’s own domain.” [ViewFromTheHeart] Intelligent Design Is Creationism in a Cheap Tuxedo The organization on the poster intrigued me… Kansas Citizens for Science MU! —–