TweetShareShareI occasionally volunteer as a COVID-10 at the Salud Family Health Center in Commerce City, Colo. It’s a nice change of pace from my day “job” at the keyboard. I use the only complete sentence in my Spanish arsenal (besides “No...
TweetShareShareFirst of all, my condolences. But then, you will have the pleasure of watching several youth soccer games in succession, most likely under a ridiculously hot sun. That aside, here are a few tips to make your stay more pleasant –...
TweetShareShareHead a few miles up the beach from downtown Galveston and you can see the future. Galveston Island, like much of the Texas coast, is a spit of sand. Along its eastern flank runs hard-packed, broad beach more suited to strolling...
TweetShareShareI was watching an episode of the truly insane, brilliant Cartoon Network Adult Swim mainstay “Rick and Morty” last night. As Rick, Morty, and Summer approached an alien planet too strange to recount here (though Wikipedia does a...
TweetShareShareMost of this brief history went unchanged, being history. But lidar’s been a continuing story, so some updates were in...
TweetShareShareA YouTube series to share the writing and grammar wisdom of John...
TweetShareShareQuick summary: a blog post led to a...
TweetShareShareI’ve learned to ignore Trump 2020 signage and those who display them. It’ll drive you crazy otherwise. More than 40 percent of the country will vote for a dangerous incompetent for reasons that make twisted sense (for the rich, low...
TweetShareShareI was reticent to travel to Florida from my adoptive home state of Colorado. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’s laissez-faire lassitude toward the pandemic – to Floridians’ great detriment – a has been all too well-documented. But then I...
TweetShareShareTravis DeRose of the excellent Curiosityness podcast — an eclectic and fascinating smorgasbord with episodes spanning the visual effects of Star Wars, how to get started mountain biking, the Presidential Pet Museum, the...
TweetShareShareWhat will having a laser mapper in your pocket...
TweetShareShareI began to look at our ash tree not as trash, but as something that’s dead but doesn’t quite know it...
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