Tea Party ’07 & the Ron Paul Revolution
Slowly but surely, the Ron Paul campaign continues to gain ground. Many in the mainstream media are still doing their …
Feeling cocky? Play a game of chess with Shredder.
I’ve got a special affection for computer chess, dating back to the late ’70s. There’s just something wonderful about engaging …
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Who is Ron Paul?
Nine months ago, long before there was a Ron Paul bandwagon, I was getting this “Who is Ron Paul?” question …
How to reach a human being in customer service
Completely unrelated to anything I’m working on, but helpful, so I wanted to share it with you. Here’s a site …
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I’m trying to lighten up today
…just for a little while. For some reason, an ad from the comic books of my youth popped into my …
How growing up has changed: The Odyssey Years
I always enjoy finding a column that sums up a vague trend that I’ve noticed, but couldn’t quite put my finger …
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Adding an Extra Room for the Sky
It occurred to me tonight that I’m spending a lot of time immersed in the stuff of thrillers, and lately …
Ron Paul fundraising push!
Last week the Ron Paul campaign threw down the challenge to supporters, to help Dr. Paul raise $500,000 by September …
No rules for the rulers? The Texas legislature, you-tubed.
And their worst nightmare is that we’ll stop watching football, and start watching them.
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Synchronicity for a Tuesday
You know sometimes how you’ll think of an old friend, and then a few seconds later the phone rings? I’ve …
Six years ago today
from Nancy Gibbs, for Time Magazine Some people fear complacency; others fear forgetting. Others have only limited space in memory, …
Dangerous Knowledge
A fine BBC documentary by David Malone, at Google Video. The film explores the idea that some fundamental questions in science may …
