Answering the Bell
Man, I'm dragging this morning, but I'm ready for a challenging week at the
office. Just a few quick things.
I've gone ahead and added an easy-to-find Amazon link. It's in the right
sidebar, after the endorsements. If you access
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A collection of 2987 issues
The Weekend Eudemon
All hail Bell's Brewery [http://www.bellsbeer.com/] in Kalamazoo, their Amber
Ale, and the German Beer Purity Law. I'm back off the wagon! I talked with
Bell's brewmeister (referred to as the "Production Manager," but I can forgive
them that staid
The Light Eudemon
I said yesterday that I hate meetings, except for ones at a bar. I forgot one
other qualification: except when I'm getting paid to attend them. Such was the
case last night. My best client required my attendance at a meeting, with the
result that I didn'
The Wednesday Eudemon
Good riddance to February. Brutal month of weather, and it began and ended with
challenging weekends. March will be better. It's my birthday month, so at a
minimum I'll get some presents.
I knew it! Meetings make us dumber, study shows
[http://www.msnbc.msn.com/
Monday Moanin' Eudemon
Whew, exhausting weekend. Long story short: Weekend company (good folk, but
company is company), combined with a group father-son trip to the Pistons game
yesterday. We were supposed to take the Hummer limo, but the two guys eligible
to drive it backed out, leaving me with their tickets to
The Weekend Eudemon
Not much autobiography to report today. I'm supposed to take three of my boys to
the Pistons/Bulls game tomorrow. I bought the tickets back in December, and now
a snow storm is threatening to hit tonight. It's a three-hour drive, if
conditions are good.
Friday
First Friday of Lent, and the Catholic blogosphere has quieted down a bit. Every
year, more than a handful of Catholic bloggers give up blogging for Lent. It's
interesting. I figure blogging is (i) art (akin to literature), (ii) recreation
(akin to video games), or (iii) self-indulgent
Yikes, Couldn't Wait Until Tomorrow
> Evidence from a video obtained by the BBC points to the stomach-churning
possibility that healthy babies born in a Ukrainian maternity hospital were
taken their mothers and then murdered so that large amounts of stem cells could
be harvested from their brains and bone marrow.
Link [http://www.
Eudemon Readers Unite!
I didn't realize it, but the Catholic Blog Awards have finished nominations and
now they're voting [http://catholicblogawards.com/2007/ballot]. Voting ends in
four days. Go now! Free beer for everyone who votes for me! (that worked in
college). I voted for myself in Funniest
Podcasts and a Great Board Game
My daughter bought a video iPod with babysitting money and a little cash input
from us at Christmas. I've started borrowing it and have plunged into the world
of podcasting. There's a lot of neat stuff out there, and it's mostly free.
Unfortunately, there&