At Dinosaur Gardens
Taken here [http://www.dinosaurgardensllc.com/index.html].
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Eric Scheske
Free iPod Poor Man App
I've been vacationing in Alpena, Michigan. I return today. Regular posting will
hopefully resume tomorrow morning.
Ever since getting my iPhone, I've been looking for Catholic devotional
applications. I haven't had much luck, so I created my own.
If you own an iPhone, it&
Something for Sunday Morning
"Patience is the companion to wisdom."
St. Augustine
Hudge and Gudge sighting
One of the best articles I've seen on the whole Fed Reserve issue. Excerpt:
Ladies and Gentlemen, We Have a Winner...
When one considers the possibility that the Fed Chairman actually works for the
banks, all the pieces begin falling into place.
It's only natural, after
Misc
"You can still find an old English prayerbook with the passage, 'Guard us from
the Northmen.'"
Adams, For Good and Evil, p 159, writing about Viking incursions.
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Brew You Can Use
Drinking a Blue Moon on the beach earlier this summer
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Brews You Can Use
Another drinking public service: Thrillist
[http://www.thrillist.com/mktg/41950/Nation].
> Let us help you find free booze.
> Thrillist, a free daily email, sifts through the crap to find your city's best
events, including sweet open bars all over town.
> Each day, you'
Lake Huron.
View to the South from my parents' cottage
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"Facebook has more followers than Buddha." Evan Hessel, Forbes, 9/7/09, p 80.
Great line. It's accurate (fb has 250m members, Buddhism something fewer). It's
clever, it's tightly-written, and it either required the writer to research the
number of Buddhists
iPhone Blogging Activated
Or not?
Please bear with me these next few days as I experiment with mobile blogging. I
will have my normal daily post (though light, as mentioned earlier), but, if
this works, additional twitter-type posts. Don't worry, I won't be posting about
sartorial, hygenic, or