Monthly Archives: December 2003

Another story about the likelihood that the “Father of the Muslim Bomb” shared his information with Iran and possibly North Korea. The story on NPR cast the spin as given by the Pakistan government that the scientists were in it … Continue reading →

Little Black Sambo is one of those books that fell off the cultural map — a casualty of derogatory illustrations and cultural stigmas. I always liked the book. I thought Sambo to be enterprising and resourceful, but I can see … Continue reading →

Cool audible-graphics-toy where a really bad UI. No hint as to what you are supposed to do, so read the instructions carefully. Pretty cool though. Note: very slow download speed, so be prepared for a wait. Update: In fact, the … Continue reading →

Cool audible-graphics-toy where a really bad UI. No hint as to what you are supposed to do, so read the instructions carefully. Pretty cool though. Note: very slow download speed, so be prepared for a wait. Update: In fact, the … Continue reading →

Push the button Frank. Hilarious video of world “leaders”.

Push the button Frank. Hilarious video of world “leaders”.

As a life-long Democrat, I agree with the Cox & Forkum’s cartoon and Orson Scott Card’s analysis. I’m not sure I agree with the many, many reasons, but I don’t like some of the things I’ve read about Bush. But … Continue reading →

As a life-long Democrat, I agree with the Cox & Forkum’s cartoon and Orson Scott Card’s analysis. I’m not sure I agree with the many, many reasons, but I don’t like some of the things I’ve read about Bush. But … Continue reading →

The time of a French “super-power” is closely reaching an end. Will they be able to re-make themselves as the leaders they once used to be? Or are they doomed to play out the part they have seemed to cast … Continue reading →

The time of a French “super-power” is closely reaching an end. Will they be able to re-make themselves as the leaders they once used to be? Or are they doomed to play out the part they have seemed to cast … Continue reading →