The rules for the presidential “debates” have been agreed to, I see. All sorts of details agreed to — except, of course, the details that count. The room temperature, who has control of the thermostat — now that’s important. Also the height and placement of the podium, camera angles, may the candidates use their legs, […]
This will be short and brutal, but, I’m sorry, I think that’s all this book deserves. Just finished A Sudden, Fearful Death, by Anne Perry. It’s a Wiiliam Monk novel, the first of the series that I’ve read. Also the last. The paperback was 439 pages long, of which a little over 50 were actual […]
Best news I’ve heard in a long time: Mel Brooks is writing a sequel to Spaceballs!
Jakob Nielsen, the man I love to tweak (I mean, just try and use his website to find something useful and you’ll see what I mean; the site’s organization resembles nothing so much as a herd of cats) almost gets it right with his latest. The misuse of radio buttons and check boxes has always […]
OK, so we’re still just starting this up. Be patient and when you get back it’ll be much more ready for your consumption. (or Dysentery.)
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