Recovered from the Wayback Machine. The new group weblog Open Source Politics had its first week, and one can’t help but applaud the quality of much of the writing that’s come out of this effort. Of course, I know two of the people contributing, Mike Golby and Loren Webster, and have enjoyed their writing for some time so this isn’t […]
Month: September 2003
Even the flowers are drooping
I returned to the Missouri Botanical Gardens today to explore the sections I missed from this weekend. This time there weren’t many people about since the Japanese Festival was over. The sun also came up after a week of rain and a nice walk appealed. I forgot about the humidity that can follow a heavy […]
Belief and Acceptance
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Years ago when I first started college, I was very good friends with an ex-navy person who went by the nickname of DiDi. At the time I met her she was married to a good ole Yakima boy, but she ended up divorcing him within a few months. One factor […]
On religion
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. I had mentioned yesterday that I would continue the discussion of religion. However, as with an end to entries on comment/email spammers, this will be my last entry on this topic because I am not the philosopher to enter these debates, and couldn’t do the topic justice. I remembered this […]
Spammers: Getting to know you
Probably my last entry in this recent series of Weblog/Email Spammers: Evil thereof. I only write this entry because some of you have implemented my little comment hack, and have most likely found it’s not working with our friend, vig-rx. My latest hit from this particular fiend was based on a Google search for the […]
