The Book Stack #4
The brunt of my reading over the last many weeks since my last post (and it actually started before that last post) was binge reading through Jim Butcher’s Dresden Files (April 1, 2000 – May… The Book Stack #4
The Book Stack #3
A selection of what I’ve been reading (minus, in general, food and cooking related books, which I tend to review separately, and over on my SaltShaker blog). Bacigalupi, Paolo (May 26, 2015) The Water Knife… The Book Stack #3
Salta, La Linda
Henry and I just spent a trio of days up in Salta and the area north of there, in the far northwest of the country. It’s the first time we’ve been there (other than passing… Salta, La Linda
A January in My Life
A friend challenged me to take a short video every day and create a little “collage” for a month. It was an interesting project, not one I plan to continue, but it created a cute… A January in My Life
The Book Stack #2
What have we this time around? You look at the title, Bread Wine Chocolate, and you’re already engaged. I mean, what’s not to like? Clearly three items selected from the book to grab our attention,… The Book Stack #2
The Book Stack #1
A selection out of what I’ve been reading recently. They don’t really need an introduction. I like Charles Pierce’s writing, and he often hits the nail on the head. This book, Idiot America: How Stupidity… The Book Stack #1
The Random Algorithms of Life
These days everyone has an algorithm. It’s all about predicting our behavior, our impulses, our purchases, our viewing habits, surfing (web) habits, and anything else that some potential advertiser, obscure government agency, or fad non-profit… The Random Algorithms of Life
The E Files #2
Time for another round of this month’s favorite emails. ————— This one seems innocuous at first…. I don’t eat seafood, can you make a substitution for me? “Not a problem, there’s one seafood course, it’s… The E Files #2