Tuesday, May 25, 2004
Again, in the spirit of getting reporting from diverse sources, I've been reading Capitol Hill Blue. I disagree with a lot of it, but find the writing pretty good, on the whole. And it helps me think about issues.
Wednesday, May 12, 2004
www.AndrewSullivan.com - Daily Dish writes well and sensibly, without screeching rhetoric. It's nice to see discourse at a high level. I don't agree with all of his opinions but am glad to see issues dealt with reasonably.
Monday, March 29, 2004
Trader Joe's has long been my favorite grocery store. Back in grad school days, I felt like I could eat very well on my"stipend" by shopping at TJs. (A stipend is like money, only it's so small that they can't in good conscience call it money, so they have to use another word...)
Monday, January 19, 2004
Imago - A New Way To Love is a very effective, though challenging, way to transform your relationship into a process of growth.
I am adopting many of the principles of choice theory in my own life, especially with respect to how I manage my business. There is a useful introduction at The Choice Theory Connection. A discussion group is Rogha, Gaelic for choice
Tuesday, January 06, 2004
Ten Thousand Waves Japanese Health Spa in Santa Fe, New Mexico is one of our favorite treats. Book a massage & private tub back-to-back and endulge.
Monday, January 05, 2004
Language Log is an great source for language nerd stuff. I laugh hysterically at the Lady Mondegreens. I love language. Wish I could use it better.
Saturday, November 29, 2003
I often need to find scientific references. A great resource for locating computer science papers is Computer Science Papers NEC Research Institute CiteSeer Publications ResearchIndex.
Why is it better to have papers available freely? See Online or Invisible? [Steve Lawrence; NEC Research Institute]
Why is it better to have papers available freely? See Online or Invisible? [Steve Lawrence; NEC Research Institute]
Thursday, November 13, 2003
Saturday, November 08, 2003
So, just goofing off and surfing.
It has been said that there is an overload of information. I beg to disagree. The world is swimming in data. However, it is hard to distill the data into information. One approach is to find people who you believe to be smart, and get their opinion as part of your data. An interesting site for relatively intelligent opinion is InstaPundit.Com
It has been said that there is an overload of information. I beg to disagree. The world is swimming in data. However, it is hard to distill the data into information. One approach is to find people who you believe to be smart, and get their opinion as part of your data. An interesting site for relatively intelligent opinion is InstaPundit.Com
One of my school chums has a pretty interesting site. Interests in cybernetics, graphics, other stuff. Visit The Home Page of Alan Scrivener
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