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Monthly Archives: November 2004
The (online) state of comics
I used to love comic books. When I was in middle school, one of the only two disciplinary reports I received was from reading a comic book. The headmaster ripped up a issue of Groo right in front of me. … Continue reading
Posted in Macintosh, arts and letters, computers, society and culture
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Holiday Cards
The company I work for started offering printed holiday cards. I really like the holiday list maker we built, but I’m not using them. The selection is poor. (Luckily, that is offset by allowing you to upload your own photo, … Continue reading
Posted in about me, arts and letters
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The Rambaldi^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^HDa Vinci Code
I picked up an illustrated version of Dan Brown’s book, The Da Vinci Code. The publishers have come out with this edition to exploit the holiday season. Like Harry Potter before, I’m curious what all the hype is about. Knowing … Continue reading
Posted in books, society and culture
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I can’t help myself
When I read that even Maureen Dowd had bought into the “Freedom Fries” trap, I was a little shocked… Continue reading
Posted in religion and politics
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Hello world!
“You need a less cheez-o first post.” —Cat This is my first post using WordPress.



