Armed Liberal over at Winds of Change has a pointer to this opinion piece by Fred Siegel. The piece sounds like something derived from Terror and Liberalism, for example … Continue reading »
We’ll need to formally talk to an accountant about this (we’ll wait until after April 15, so they’ll be less busy), but the basic gist of the capital gains exemption … Continue reading »
Since Grace is going into anesthesia, I’ve been doing a little bit of reading on the subject. The history is fairly interesting: the field has been happy accidents, virtuous … Continue reading »
Cleveland Clinic actually has a handy relocation guide for incoming residents, listing out the various neighborhoods to live in, what shopping and services are in the area, and so on. … Continue reading »
Slate has a photographic tour and discussion about Manhattan apartment buildings through history. The main points are that the majority of recently built buildings aren’t particularly interesting — just … Continue reading »
Grace matched at The Cleveland Clinic for the four-year anesthesiology program. She starts in June. I’ll join her after unwinding the things that have to be unwound here, probably towards … Continue reading »
The banner is from this site, courtesy of a link from BoingBoing.net. New Yorkers had black ribbons after 9/11, but somehow this token had morphed into red-white-and-blue ribbons by … Continue reading »
Glory be to globalization for bringing Beard Papa to the Upper West Side. This is the first Manhattan store for a Japanese chain of cream puff shops, promising light … Continue reading »
ScienceBlog has a post up about a new, non-invasive test for cirrhosis. It’s basically a blood test, something that measures the ratio/quantities of blood sugars as fibrosis changes to … Continue reading »
This post is more so that I’ll be able to find the articles I just read. I can see myself a few months from now scrounging through Google because … Continue reading »