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Mar
29
In my inbox tonight:
March 29, 2007 | Leave a Comment
RHUBARB!!!
I’ve never seen it around, but there has to be a farmer’s market somewhere that’ll hook me up with some rhubarb in this town.
I won’t have time this weekend, but next weekend? I’m making strawberry rhubarb pie, baby. All the way.
In other news, class tonight was brutal. Four people showed up, and one only stayed […]
Mar
25
words from the street
March 25, 2007 | Leave a Comment
Some miscellaneous news to close out the weekend:
There’s a nice updated version of the informational pamphlet outlining the connections between (and problems with) ID and creationism over at The Panda’s Thumb today. This is an adaptation from the handy text used by Kansas Citizens for Science. Anybody interested in a quick explanation of what the […]
Mar
25
New things!
March 25, 2007 | Leave a Comment
I’ve got a pretty new spring-themed portfolio page up now. It’s about time!
Mar
20
News roundup: Things that shouldn’t surprise me (or anybody) but somehow still do
March 20, 2007 | Leave a Comment
Dozens of schools have rejected gifts of free classic books because today’s pupils find them too ‘difficult’ to read. (via The Complete Review)
…Ouch. What exactly are they teaching kids these days, then, if books in general are out? How to read the on-screen TV guide?
Also in the “what exactly are they teaching the kids these […]
Mar
17
How to Lose Friends and Alienate People: White House 101
March 17, 2007 | Leave a Comment
Thousands of Christians hold anti-war service in D.C., over 200 arrested
Well. So much for those values votes, then.
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There are almost 6,670,000,000 people in the world. I was (approximately) #4,725,349,267. This is my story. Read more here.
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Right now I am:
These are some of the things I'm doing right now. If you have ideas, I'm always open to suggestions.
For a glimpse of past projects, view the archives. - Reading:
God is Not Great
by Christopher Hitchens - Listening To:
Artilleria Pesada, Presenta
by Control Machete - Teaching:
The W Questions - Learning About:
Personal Finance
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