I’ve added random quote functionality to the sidebar, and so far I’ve just fed in something like 30 choice Bertrand Russell quotes. I haven’t decided yet whether or not I intend to add other authors, or just keep deepening the Russell quote collection. You’ll see it at the top of the sidebar.
You will also see [...]
…and I’m a bit jealous.
Steve has essentially been on the DL for all of this season. Due to the wonders of hockey contracts he still gets paid while he recovers–even though he isn’t playing, so this fact hasn’t pinched his lifestyle too much.
He just played his first game of the season, and in what I [...]
I just want to say that while I work from home, I have never worked in the nude.
10% of telecommuters are nude - Wikinews
A survey by SonicWALL, a Sunnyvale, CA, based company, reports that 10% of worldwide telecommuters are nude while working, finding 12% for men and 7% for women, respectively.
A gender gap also [...]
I was really expecting a more pronounced Australian accent. That’s what I get for working with guys in Victoria, I guess.
A while back genius Australian short story writer Margo Lanagan posted that she had done an interview with the BBC World Service’s program “The Word“. The short interview is nominally about her brilliant short story [...]
So, when you hit your first birthday you’re starting your second year of life, right?
And when you hit you second birthday you’re starting your secondthird year of life?
Well, that means that when you hit your 99th birthday, you’re starting your 100th year of life. (I can actually prove this via mathematical induction, if you doubt [...]
Paul once made a Guinness ice cream dish for me, where he reduced Guinness down to a super-powerful thick sauce that was poured over fine french vanilla. It was tasty, but apparently took a lot of effort.
I wonder if this would be nearly as good–I think an experiment is in order. Maybe on the 17th.
(From [...]
“Talk about the flag or drugs or crime (never about race or class or justice) and follow the yellow brick road to the wonderful land of consensus. In place of honest argument among consenting adults the politicians substitute a lullaby for frightened children: the pretense that conflict doesn’t really exist, that we have achieved the [...]
Have I mentioned my deep and abiding love for the essays of Lewis H. Lapham? They were (and sometimes are, now that he’s “editor emeritus”) the first thing I read in Harper’s every month, and I’ve bought a linear foot or two of books of his writings because of them. He’s more than a bit [...]
While I’m Bush-bashing, I should toss out at least some small comment on the whole ports thing.
Look, I actually don’t think there’s necessarily anything wrong with the ports deal–I think most of the reaction to it has been ridiculously overblown. In fact, I think Kenton Kelly has some excellent points in his piece over at [...]
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