Which Christian theologian are you? Interesting, my result was Augustine. So was AKMA’s. I’m not sure that really means much in my case. # “God will not suffer man to have the knowledge of things to come; for if he had … Continue reading →

subject: jlight Cory Doctorow at Boing Boing is not alone in getting stranger than usual spam. This landed in my inbox last night. I’d love to help a fellow traveler in need and I’m reliable enough. Besides, I’m sure he … Continue reading →

Audrey is back home I picked her at the Geosciences building about 1830, we snagged up some takeout at Paymon’s and the three of us headed home. After eating (mmm, hummus) it was time for Ian‘s bath. For the first … Continue reading →

Bloodthirsty Fools Eliot adds to the things I am thinking about today. I used to think I had something to add to the discourse. I have been less sure of that for about a year and a half. # "As FmH … Continue reading →

Spicy Noodles to you, André! We got back from Overton and found out that that it is time to wish André a Happy Birthday! [Andrea]. (BTW, Andrea, I like your new picture too.) # Ian and I have the three day … Continue reading →

Ouch Well, that hurt. The possibility of rollbacks to the Bill of Rights, environmental regulations, Roe v. Wade, etc., etc., etc., – anything vaguely ‘liberal’ or ‘progressive’ – just spiked. We will probably end up somewhere prior to the New … Continue reading →

Happy Birthday Dan! I think I’m a day late (I won’t mention the dollar), but Happy Birthday, Dan Bowman!. # Election Day in the USA A simple request for all registered voters in the USA to vote if they have not … Continue reading →

Dave Winer’s Dad Dave Winer’s father is quite sick and in the hospital. "We’ve had our differences, I guess all fathers and sons do. Now I’d just like him to get better and live to be 100 or so." I … Continue reading →

Iraq‚s history is our history too "Experts estimate that the number of archaeological sites in Iraq could be anywhere between 10,000 and 100,000. They warn that these sites face a greater risk than they did 10 years ago because of … Continue reading →

NASA fighting back to confirm that U.S. really flew to moon. "[A] 1999 poll found that 11 percent of the American public doubted the moon landing happened, and Fox [television] officials said such skepticism increased to about 20 percent after … Continue reading →