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Monthly Archive: April 2019
Songs of Springtime and Rebirth
Spring has sprung, the grass has riz, I wonder where the flowers is?
Thursday Throughput for 4/11/19
Black holes were first theorized in the 18th century. But because they are…you know…black…we couldn’t image them directly. Until now.
Julian Assange Evicted, Arrested in London
Ecuador finally downloads Wikileaks founder Julian Assange
Kim K., Esq., and the Merits of an Unconventional Legal Education
It is particularly unsurprising that she may have a talent for the law, given that she is the daughter of one of the country’s most prominent lawyers.
And Then There Were None
The Doolittle Raiders, as they preferred to be called, had long since planned for there being only one, and then none of them.
The Signals and Noise of Virtue
You cannot wholly condemn the signal without condemning what it signifies.
Wednesday Writs for 4/10
This week’s round up includes the assassination of President Garfield, sex discrimination at Jones Day, lawyers behaving (very) badly, dumb criminals and more
The (Ratings) Limits of Madness
There was a basketball game on last night. Some of you watched, and many others didn’t. Neither did I.
Tech Tuesday 04/09/19 – Back To The Grind Edition.
The family is back home, just the 3 of us again. I love the cousins, but it’s nice to have the house to ourselves again.
Criterion goes live
Yesterday, I talked up the films of the recently departed Agnès Varda. Today, the Criterion Channel went live and they’ve put up fourteen of her films, a few of which are among the best...
Beto Meh-nia?
Nothing to sneeze at, but with a stagnant poll number in a crowded field, a candidate planning on running as the “next big thing” cannot afford to linger in third or fourth place
Ordinary World 8Apr19
Your Ordinary World for 8Apr19 feature links to great writing and viewpoints to read, share & discuss.
How Can We Make American Healthcare Work Better for the Disabled Population?
Some simple changes could bring more relief to disabled people in need.
