Rare that we get snow around Christmas time especially considering it was up to 67 yesterday.
Joseph and his Animals
Yeah, it's a Silly Day at Work
The Onion Gets Dark
Every now and then, The Onion can’t resist getting really dark such as in the case of my horoscope for the week:
Virgo August 23 - September 22
After months of carrying it around, you’ll suddenly lose all that excess weight midway through your second trimester.
Your Astrological Predictions For 2008 | The Onion - America’s Finest News Source
My Life
Sometime’s it’s nice to see my life encapsulated so concisely in a video:
Ice Storm Fun
Breaking News!
Buoyant Force On Area Object Equal To Weight Of Water Displaced
Faces of the Centennial Parade
After a long delay, I finally got finished going through all of my Centennial Parade pictures and posted the gallery:
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Atlas Shrugged Turns 50
Ayn Rand’s massive work Atlas Shrugged turns 50 this year and the editorials are starting the flow in. The best so far has been from, ironically, the former editor of National Review, Maggie Gallagher. Included in the editorial is one of the best descriptions of why Rand continues to appeal after all of these years:
The key to Ayn Rand is that she pictured America largely from early films from Hollywood. As a young girl growing up in the grim world of communist Russia, she saw America as we dreamed ourselves to be, and she longed her whole life with a child’s intensity to make this vision real, to live in it. We respond to her novels because they offer us one deep strand of American self-identity – as individualists, yes, but individualists who together dream big dreams, conquer wild frontiers, invent the future, remake our very selves.
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Too Close to True
It’s always horrible when The Onion’s humor is so close to the truth that it hurts:
For a majority of likely voters, meaningless bullshit will be the most important factor in deciding who they will vote for in 2008.
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