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Bookseller Rich Rennicks says some very kind things about Green [ Amazon
Travis Heerman interviews me — Part of his regular interview series.
Carmina Buraneidolia — This is damned near wet-your-pants funny. Needs your sound to be on, though.
Ancient Black Sea Flood: Nuisance or Calamity? — Threat? Or menace? Rather like the Missoula Floods, I’ll bet that was something to see.
A Rodent’s Anti-Aging Secrets — Naked mole rats, longevity, and you.
Even more on Project Orion — Grade-A, pure dee, Big Science insanity at its finest.
Governor’s rift with GOP grows wider — Now playing on “As the Wingnuts Turn”. Also, wasn’t Governor Schwarzenegger first elected because of a tiff involving deficits and taxes? Or is there some reason this isn’t deeply ironic?
?otD: Have you ever been to heaven?
2/22/2009
Body movement: 90 minute suburban walk
This morning’s weigh-in: 217.4
Currently reading: The Confidence-Man: His Masquerade by Herman Melville; Black Blade Blues by John Pitts
Posted: 6:14 am Sun February 22 2009 |
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tetar
February 22nd, 2009 at 9:38 amSpeaking of Orion, there is a very good Poul Anderson novel called Orion Shall Rise featuring this crazy science project. Only right wingers can keep a straight face, but this goes well with the armies of robots they so lust for.
Felicity Shoulders
February 22nd, 2009 at 4:22 pmMy favorite water-redistribution event of the geologic past is this one: the waterfall at Gibraltar. If I had a time machine, that’s where I’d go sightseeing.
Jay
February 22nd, 2009 at 4:30 pm@2 Oooooh…good one!