Today is that wonderful little boy’s third birthday. Tonight will be Grandma and Grandpa’s adoration followed by the whole kiddie thing with day care kids and play pals at Chuck E Cheese on Saturday. It has all gone by so … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: October 2004
A Distressing Oversight
Aargh! SirDeath’s Birthday was the 17th! Happy Belated Birthday!
Doug’s Father: Improving Prognosis
It sounds like things are looking up (relatively) for Doug’s Father: My parents visited the Cleveland Clinic today for a second opinion on his cancer diagnosis. Over the weekend, while visit for his birthday, we learned that there was now … Continue reading
Warten auf das Christkind
It sounds like things are getting interesting over at Martin’s. They are expecting their second child any day now… Best wishes!
Worth Noting
I missed this while I was gone — garret’s odometer ticked over to 45 on Saturday. Happy belated birthday, Garret!
GBAC ’04
I got back in the late afternoon from three days out of town at the 29th Great Basin Anthropological Conference in Sparks, NV. We are going to be hosting the 2006 (it is a biennial meeting) in Las Vegas. I’m … Continue reading
Dred Scott Update
Kevin has more from Peter Wallsten of the LA Times on the whole “Dred Scott” = “Roe v. Wade” in last Friday’s debate.
20 ‘greatest’ equations
I didn’t even know they had a CD out. I can’t wait to get a satin tour jacket! 20 ‘greatest’ equations at Physics Web. via garret
Las Vegas Voter Registrations Possibly Trashed
Voter Registrations Possibly Trashed by George Knapp Employees of a private voter registration company allege that hundreds, perhaps thousands of voters who may think they are registered will be rudely surprised on election day. The company claims hundreds of registration … Continue reading
America, Are You Listening?
New Scientist has a special on the US Election: America, Are You Listening? Global Issues a President Cannot Ignore
