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Category Archives: Personal Stuff
Tea Party ’07 & the Ron Paul Revolution
Slowly but surely, the Ron Paul campaign continues to gain ground. Many in the mainstream media are still doing their obvious best to marginalize, obscure or ignore him, but that’s now the exception and not the rule. The news people … Continue reading
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Feeling cocky? Play a game of chess with Shredder.
I’ve got a special affection for computer chess, dating back to the late ’70s. There’s just something wonderful about engaging in a time-tested, legitimate battle of wits with a machine; I don’t mind getting beaten at all, and the (very) … Continue reading
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Who is Ron Paul?
Nine months ago, long before there was a Ron Paul bandwagon, I was getting this “Who is Ron Paul?” question a lot. I still do, though more and more people are hearing the message for themselves every day. I’m an … Continue reading
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How to reach a human being in customer service
Completely unrelated to anything I’m working on, but helpful, so I wanted to share it with you. Here’s a site with alphabetized customer-service numbers for a number of corporations, along with instructions on how to expedite your way through the … Continue reading
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I’m trying to lighten up today
…just for a little while. For some reason, an ad from the comic books of my youth popped into my head, and naturally, with the miracle of the Inter-webs, I was able to see it again within a few seconds. … Continue reading
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How growing up has changed: The Odyssey Years
I always enjoy finding a column that sums up a vague trend that I’ve noticed, but couldn’t quite put my finger on. I’m still not quite sure whether to be worried or encouraged by this, but it’s interesting reading. from David … Continue reading
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Adding an Extra Room for the Sky
It occurred to me tonight that I’m spending a lot of time immersed in the stuff of thrillers, and lately that’s tended to skew what I’ve posted here pretty severely toward the dire news. Today’s my birthday, and that’s as good … Continue reading
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Ron Paul fundraising push!
Last week the Ron Paul campaign threw down the challenge to supporters, to help Dr. Paul raise $500,000 by September 30, 2007. In an amazing show of grassroots enthusiasm, the half-million dollar mark was blown through with days to spare. … Continue reading
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No rules for the rulers? The Texas legislature, you-tubed.
And their worst nightmare is that we’ll stop watching football, and start watching them.
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Synchronicity for a Tuesday
You know sometimes how you’ll think of an old friend, and then a few seconds later the phone rings? I’ve had a few of those moments in a string over the last few days, and here’s this morning’s. I listen … Continue reading
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Six years ago today
from Nancy Gibbs, for Time Magazine Some people fear complacency; others fear forgetting. Others have only limited space in memory, and the day is overwritten by the events that followed, by war and hurricane and every family’s private trials. But … Continue reading
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Dangerous Knowledge
A fine BBC documentary by David Malone, at Google Video. The film explores the idea that some fundamental questions in science may be so deep that they can drive their researchers insane. watch the film
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