Month: June 2007

  • Two days in a row? Well, yeah.

    Scott Adams is at it again, making a lucid, cogent point about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Are all cartoonists this bright? If so, why aren’t THEY running the country?

  • Dilbert expounds on the Middle East.

    Well, OK, it’s Scott Adams, the guy who writes Dilbert, but it’s kinda sad that his commentary is far more sound (and a whole lot more succinct) than most of what the mainstream media (or even the fringe) provide.

  • Best. Spelling Bee moment. Ever.

  • In case you missed it…

    Here’s that local news piece about my meeting with Phyllis in May. And yes, I’m really still working on writing the story.

  • Hear my voice!

    As previously noted/promised/predicted, Adam Curry played an audio comment I called in on episode 612 of the Daily Source Code (click on “Play” or “Archives” and choose episode 612) on Friday, June 1 (start listening at minute 8 if you don’t want to hear the whole thing), and then started episode 613 with an intro…

  • Those wacky Israelis!

    Makes me proud. What’s lacking in pacing and production values they make up for in creativity. glumbert.com – Supermarket 2.0

  • Did I mention I was on TV, too?

    The local TV news piece about me and Phyllis (my bone marrow recipient) will be uploaded as soon as I figure out how to move it from VHS to the PC and then to YouTube. In the meantime, my PodHero, Adam Curry, played an audio comment I sent him today, and will use an intro…