Month: November 2004 (Page 1 of 2)

Underground city? No, it’s a storm drain project somewhere in Japan. (via Anil Dash)… Read the rest

Kids! Put these on your textbooks!

This textbook contains material on gravity. Gravity is a theory, not a fact, regarding a force that cannot be directly seen. This material should be approached with an open mind, studied carefully, and critically considered.

I’m not sure who’s behind it (the name “Werbach” suggests it might be Kevin or Adam), but these 19 Theses about the Democratic party’s massive failure in the past election sure make sense. Obvious sense, but sense nonetheless.

It’s been clear to me since before the election that progressives have lost control of the national dialog.… Read the rest

Useful, practical book on Vipassana (insight) meditation: Mindfulness In Plain English (via Gary Gach… Read the rest

Thanks to ReadyMade magazine, I’m now a T-shirt-folding ninja. Here’s the video that shows how you, too, can fold a shirt in 3 seconds and amaze your family and friends. (Old news, I know, but laundry time makes me feel so badass now that I just can’t resist sharing with the few of you who haven’t heard about this yet.)… Read the rest

Apparently I’m a scholar — or at least some people think so. If so, it’s news to me–but the citations are sure flattering!… Read the rest

Personally, I like turning off the monitor and just typing blind for awhile.
43 Folders: Hack your way out of writer’s block… Read the rest

What if we turned everything that’s currently red into purple?… Read the rest

“Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn’t go away.” ~Philip K. Dick

… and some other choice irreligious quotes from George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Thomas Paine, and Abraham Lincoln, on this useful page: Evolution vs. Intelligent Design Theory… Read the rest