Nov 30 2007
The “November’s over already?” edition.
Nov 29 2007
In Don Reisinger’s case, it’s miss. I’m struck by the inanity of his recent article about Vista, even though I might agree with it in theory.
But I digress. Although Windows XP running Service Pack 3 is almost twice as fast as Windows Vista running SP1 and major hardware manufacturers are still…
Nov 28 2007
The Undertaking by Thomas LynchMy reading The Undertaking is all Lauren’s fault. I had, surprisingly, never heard of Lynch until she mentioned him, and then I was struck with a morbid curiosity for what a third-generation funeral director (they…
Nov 26 2007
The New Time Travelers by David ToomeyI’ve always been fascinated with time travel. Or time in general. When I was about 11 or 12, I wrote a series of three short stories that centered around time travel (one…
Nov 23 2007
The “Stuffed” edition.
Nov 19 2007
a five-legged creature, violently still upon a binding chord of minor keys, befitting major locks, has with its muted exhortations cloven wax from wick and rue from blight and sea from salt. a leaf of flesh, its tangled skein scrying spring while lined with rime, a piquant son of deciduity…
Nov 16 2007
The “No, seriously, TGIF” edition.
Nov 14 2007
Elephants on Acid by Alex BoesePeople have done some pretty weird things in the name of science. In my wide and often random reading, I’ve already read about a couple of the experiments that Boese covers in this…
Nov 14 2007
A month late, sure, but better late than never…
Some of you remember that I joined the 9Rules network a while ago. At the beginning of October, 9Rules members got an e-mail advertising a new membership agreement.
After talking it out in Clubhouse, we made participating either in the private member area…