Monthly Archives: November 2001

Want a crash-course on “what’s going on” in Cuba/Afghanistan/Pakistan/Yugoslavia? More to come, we’re promised. I do find it morbidly humorous that domestic civil rights organizations are suddenly crying out in protest over the possibility that people might be getting hurt … Continue reading →

While no one’s looking (except slack-offs like me), a number of court and congressional decisions continue to be made that increasingly encroach on the free flow of information on the Information Superhighway™.

In case you haven’t heard, it’s official: the US is in economic recession. Duh.

TV worth watching: A+E’s The Lost Generation tells the story of 1920s “bohemian” Paris and the people who made it so remarkable. I often fantasize of living in a place/time like that one. History Channel’s American Drinks: History in a … Continue reading →

This is most of the rationale why my website isn’t as visually gee-wiz, brimming-with-eyecandy as you might expect from a wannabe-designer on the ropes. (The rest of the rationale is that I’m lazy.) Maybe someday, but not today.