Tuesday, March 4, 2008
AI in San Diego...
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Many mornings on my commute (usually around 5:00 or 5:30 am), I listen to Chip Franklin, a local talk show host on KOGO (AM 600). Mostly it...
Orlosky Acquitted...
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Joseph “Bob” Orlosky was acquitted today of murder and attempted murder charges. On several other charges, the jury reached no verdict, and...
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Angry White Men...
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A few weeks ago, Gary Hubbell had a commentary piece in the Aspen Times that caught my attention because it captures nicely the essence of ...
Monday, March 3, 2008
Justin's Shame...
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Simon M. passes this along: One day a fourth-grade teacher asked the children what their fathers did for a living. All the typical answers ...
Avalanches!
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Just this morning I posted (below) about the remarkable imagery from the MRO's HiRISE instrument. Now this afternoon they've releas...
Martian Matters...
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As I write this there are several robotic explorers on and orbiting around Mars, and another is approaching quickly (the Phoenix lander). R...
Sunday, March 2, 2008
Harvard Beets...
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I cooked on my own tonight, as Debbie is a million miles away at that agility meet. Usually when she's gone I just scrounge my meals fr...
Double Qs!
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Debbie is off at an agility meet in Silverado, California. She's competing with Mo'i, but she also has Miki along – he needs to get...
Dissing "Disproportionate Response"...
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Over the past few years a recurring plaint from liberals, their lamestream media lapdogs, and the losing side of a war (fascinating how that...
60 Minutes Takedown!
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Last Sunday, the 60 Minutes show broadcast a segment that made a case for a Republican conspiracy (conspicuously led by Karl Rove) to false...
Saturday, March 1, 2008
Daffodils...
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... in our yard. What cheerful things they are!
Weird Stuff...
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While on my walk this morning, I found this stuff near the bottom of a fairly large oak tree. I've never seen anything like it before. ...
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Odd Stones...
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On our neighbor's property, there's a hill that lies due west of our home. Near the top of this hill, on its eastern slope (facing ...
Algae, Lichens, and Mosses...
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These three families of organisms all live in the chaparral, and they either dis appear or are dormant anytime the chaparral is dry. The lic...
Signs of Spring...
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It's only the first of March, but here in the chaparral we're already seeing some plants acting springy. At right are the flowerbud...
Patriot Plumbing...
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When you've been a consumer for as many years as I have, you know that you need to remember and cherish a vendor who delivers good servi...
Puzzler...
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Last week's puzzler had more wrong answers than I usually see & ndash ; chaparral esoterica must not be the repertoire of most of my...
For Once, the Students Win...
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If you've been reading this blog for a while, then you know how I despair about the state of the American education system (both primary...
A Baby!
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Pictured at right is something we don't have very many of in our area: baby manzanita. This particular one appears to be about three ye...
Webs in the Mist...
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This morning we were in the clouds – the sun didn't burn them off until about 9 am. Just a few minutes after the sunshine broke out, I ...
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