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Monthly Archives: April 2005
Update
We returned from Carson City late last night and transferred a sleeping boy to his own bed. He has turned out to be a very good [as in patient and not fussy] traveler. Audrey’s presentation and poster at the Nevada … Continue reading
More Travel Time
All three of us are going to be out of town while Audrey attends the Annual Nevada NASA Joint Conference on Thursday April 21st and Friday April 22, at the Carson City campus of the Western Nevada Community College. This … Continue reading
Why is That Person on the Cover of Time Magazine?
Digby is in his usual fine form. Today on the latest Time Magazine cover. I was trying to excerpt and It would have just been wholesale theft, so I would recommend returning to the source. It has become clear to … Continue reading
Passings
This will not be noted many places, but Ned Heite, 64-year-old former Delaware state archivist, archaeologist and local Camden, Delaware historian died on Sunday. He was a frequent poster on ARCH-L, where I have lurked for a decade. I only … Continue reading
Acme Mapper vs. Google Map
John uses Acme Mapper to point to his childhood home, which is a stone’s throw [provided you can throw a stone 13 km] from mine. The Google Map for my childhood home just sucks, so I recommend Acme Mapper for … Continue reading
2005 NAA Meetings
I just got back from Tonopah where the Nevada Archaeological Association’s annual meetings were. I went up on Friday and came back tonight (Saturday ~2100). A good time was had by all that attended. Something I didn’t know was that … Continue reading
Presidential Playlists
I have to admit, I thought the release timing of the contents of the First iPod was a bit curious. Coming on the heels of Schiavo and other manifestations of far Right strangeness, it seemed (to me at least) to … Continue reading
Videos Challenge Accounts of Republican Convention Unrest
The power of video… A sprawling body of visual evidence, made possible by inexpensive, lightweight cameras in the hands of private citizens, volunteer observers and the police themselves, has shifted the debate over precisely what happened on the streets during … Continue reading
Is There a Two-Drink Minimum?
Just down the road at the Silverton Hotel and Casino – Speaker Series ~ Newt Gingrich. I really have nothing to add…
