Image via Wikipedia I argue with a few friends sometimes about the practice of torture. They ask me why I don’t believe torture should be used to extract potentially life-saving information. My stance has been and remains that it reduces … Continue reading
Just found this forgotten post while going through my drafts…seems like yesterday and forever ago at the same time. Ashley and I have returned from our first trip to New Jersey. We explored several towns to familiarize ourselves with areas … Continue reading
For the most part, I have stayed away from religion and politics on my site. A search for my name or easily discernible sign on names (e.g. SendakSeuss) will likely point the curious to sites where I have allowed myself … Continue reading
Mama 2, I will miss you. We’re all richer, better people because of the example you set. I am honored to be part of the beautiful family you created while you were with us. Thelma McBride Holloway CHAPEL HILL — … Continue reading
Several years ago, when the World Trade Center towers still stood, before Ashley and I were married, we visited her friend Constantine in New York and stayed in his roommate’s room, left vacant due to overseas travel. It was a … Continue reading
I’ve not posted in a while and, apparently, infrequent, inconsistent posting is a sin in this new world of constant news feeds, tweets, status updates, etc. I have to remind myself that comments, thread responses, and status updates on Facebook … Continue reading
Image by SendakSeuss via Flickr Fatcyclist.com is one of my absolute, all-time favorite reads on the web. Although cycling focused, Elden Nelson’s blog is about so much more. Long-time readers have had the opportunity to witness Elden’s blog evolve from … Continue reading
Slashdot Science Story | Scientists Create Artificial Meat. I don’t think I like the idea of this at all. I think most of us are already too far removed from the source of our food. I like knowing my burger … Continue reading
Just some shots from a rainy Saturday with my brother Jonathan and his neighbor, Fred. We were out at Fred’s farm.
