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SF Signal with a review of Other Earths — Edited by Nick Gevers and myself.
Philip K. Dick: A ‘plastic’ paradox — The Berkeley boho spent his final years in Orange County, which suited him fine, his daughter says.
James Patterson Inc. — About one author’s journey to the top of publishing. (Thanks to my Dad.)
The art of cutting leaves — Wow. (Thanks to
Analysis of 32 million breached passwords — (Thanks to
One year with Obama —
Why do so many of our political leaders support creationism? — Outside of a framework of faith, Creationism is arrant nonsense that has no place in decision making in a modern society. You don’t get to choose your own facts based on faith. Yet the idiocy that is Creationism seems inescapable in our political framework, poisoning the well of thought, debate, education and law. I really like this take on where it comes from as a top-down political trend.
?otD: Are you experienced?
1/26/2009
Body movement: 60 minute suburban walk
Hours slept: 7.5
This morning’s weigh-in: 224.4
Currently reading: Bangkok 8 by John Burdett
Posted: 5:36 am Tue January 26 2010 |
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Jaws
January 26th, 2010 at 7:52 amI am highly experienced. Remember that experience is what you get when you didn’t get what you wanted…
Meran
January 26th, 2010 at 9:35 amCreationism, politics, et al: sometimes I wonder what was done to get all those monkeys screaming in their cages…. After a while, that’s what all the dialogue just seems to sound like…
If everyone would just shut up and listen to the quiet now and then, they’d hear real solutions. (but that’s just not gonna happen, is it? Makes me sad…)