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Twitter’s Server Woes
As I have written earlier, I really enjoy Twitter. Reading some of the political writers post 140 character posts on the campaigns is amazing and a lot of fun. Recently Twitter has had some server issues that has made Twitter a bit unreliable and all over the web one has been reading how awful this [...]
Some quick questions
Wendy and I are celebrating ten years of marriage this month. Ten years is the tin and aluminum anniversary. I am serious. Anyways, other than hubcaps… do you have any ideas for an anniversary gift? I know diamonds are the modern anniversary gift but she doesn’t want one (last year she read some on the [...]
After Hysteria, Contemplation
James Bow has a good summary of what happened in the three Canadian by-elections. My personal feelings is that this was a disaster for Stephane Dion. His people have a) failed to take control of the party machinery making it very hard to run a competent general election b) aren’t capable of running a by-election [...]
Madeline L’Engle Dies
From the CBC Born in New York on Nov. 29, 1918, she was educated at Smith College and published her first short stories while still in college. She lived in Greenwich Village in 1941 and there met her husband, actor Hugh Franklin. Her first book, The Small Rain, was published in 1945, followed by Ilsa [...]
