An Instrument of God
2013-12-31 – My friend Bob likes to say we are instruments of god. This is a hard one for me because I don’t believe in a god that is an […]
Monthly Archives: December 2013
The Sound of the Second Law of Thermodynamics
2013-12-29 – I can hear the second law of thermodynamics. You didn’t think it made a sound, did you? You thought that entropy is silent, didn’t you? Well it’s not. […]
Going Cold Turkey
2013-12-26 – It’s the morning after. I still can barely move. The scale is up four pounds. It doesn’t even make sense based on the number of calories I ate—and […]
Oy Oy Oy Merry Christmas
2013-12-25 — Did you ever notice what happens when you turn the ho ho ho upside down?
Chinese Christmas
2013-12-24 – Merry Christmas! My parents had a tough time saying this. To be honest, I did too, once. In some ways, it was a mirror image of the […]
Free Content
2013-12-22 – We’ve all heard the lament that the Internet has fragmented the body politic by letting people choose their sources of information. Liberals read liberal sources, conservatives read […]
Profanity Socks
2013-12-19 – “[P]rofanity and obscenity entitle people who don’t want unpleasant information to close their ears and eyes to you.” So the language police are busy debating how the […]
Hit and Run
2013-12-17 – My son Nat was victim of a hit and run last night. He’s not hurt, but his car is. The guy was driving a white pickup truck […]
My Favorite Books
2013-12-15 – Every so often you see a thing go around Facebook asking you to pick your 10 favorite books. Or the 10 books most significant in your life. […]
Wind Chill Factor
2013-12-12 – It was minus19 degrees this morning. Doesn’t that seem frigid? What I didn’t tell you is that I gave you the temperature in Celsius. Farenheit was minus […]
