I knew this sort of thing happened, but I think I got to experience the catching personally: Early this afternoon, I noticed that I got a referral from Google with the … Continue reading »
A few weeks ago, the “replace filter” light lit up on the old Bionaire UA1560 air cleaner I’ve had for a few years. We’ve gone through a couple filter … Continue reading »
Slate has a neat piece on Kenneth Snelson, a mathematically orientated artist. Apparently, he and Buckminster Fuller invented tensegrity, where structural elements both push and pull on each other … Continue reading »
Grace and I got married on November 24, 2003, in Sacramento, California. Just to get the photo’s out of the way, since that’s what you all are here to see, click … Continue reading »
Easterbrook just posted a notice that a new Tuesday Morning Quarterback is up at Football Outsiders. Football Outsiders will be hosting TMQ for at least a little while, until … Continue reading »
The Columbia Journalism Review has a page that describes who owns what in terms of media companies. For example, the New York Times owns a number of papers and … Continue reading »
I was surprised when they brought Pedro back out to pitch the 8th. He had started to look vulnerable at the bottom of the 7th, with the Yankees nicking … Continue reading »
My friend Itai’s sailing the South Pacific right now on a three month sabbatical. He’s been sending occassional updates by email: in the little villages of Fiji, the tentacles … Continue reading »
I was called to Jury Duty last week on Wednesday. Since the late 1990s, New York City draws it’s jury pool from every list of residents it can get … Continue reading »
I recently discovered that my building swipe card works for opening the back entrance to the lobby. So, I have a choice when I get out of the subway … Continue reading »