I think it’s been raining for the past week or so here in Pittsburgh, and everything is damp and waterlogged. The slugs love it though!
[...]If you want to see just how pretty Pittsburgh is, you should watch The Kill Point on Spike TV. The cinematography really uses the vistas of the city almost as another member of the cast. Check it out, you may get a fresh perspective on The Smoky City.
[...]If you want to see just how pretty Pittsburgh is, you should watch The Kill Point on Spike TV. The cinematography really uses the vistas of the city almost as another member of the cast. Check it out, you may get a fresh perspective on The Smoky City.
Travelogue [...]Walking across the street today, a woman with a british accent asked me where the Post Office was.
I wasn’t sure, and as I looked up, there is Michael York. He’s in town with his wife for a run at the Benedum, in Camelot. I looked at him [...]
Walking across the street today, a woman with a british accent asked me where the Post Office was.
I wasn’t sure, and as I looked up, there is Michael York. He’s in town with his wife for a run at the Benedum, in Camelot. I looked at him [...]
This journalist has been remiss in failing earlier to post the account of a recent trip to Massachusetts. When I mentioned to a certain Super Geek, known to this site as David, that my friend, Linda, and I were on our way to Concord, Mass, he suggested we mention [...]
At some point in life, we all sit across our kitchen table from an insurance salesman to purchase, or at least contemplate purchasing a life insurance policy. Though I don’t have the slightest inclination to talk anybody into doing that, I thought I’d quickly share how the somewhat-still-Mob-controlled industry works [...]
In the late 1980s I worked at a then-dominant check printing company’s distribution and web press operation a bit west of St Louis, in St Chuck county.
In t hose days, everybody had to order checks and use them across counters at grocery stores, retail, and to pay bills. On-line billing [...]
…and that means ‘yes’.
Nod your head, and that means ‘no’.
Second behind learning the bewildering, exception-packed English language, our head nods are THE HARDEST aspect of American culture that our new friends have had to learn.
Uncategorized Uncategorized [...]Dead drive at home, damn thing won’t even spin up…sigh. Where’d that data go?
[...]I really haven’t gotten into baseball whatsoever in the past couple of years, and given that I caught every game I could and ingrained radio broadcasts into me my whole life prior, I have to assume that my pause from it is temporary.I know the game, though. [...]
It’s absolutely inevitable that extra-marital affairs occur where we all spend an absurd amount of time–work. It matters not whether it’s in an office or anywhere, or if it’s a higher or lower salary level, and they occur across racial lines: black, white, Hispanic, and toss in our Slavic friends (By [...]
Monday, 5-21-07
It’s nearly impossible to meaner through the oft-partisan U.S. press to get the true scoop of a story, particularly a Middle Eastern one.
The deal, though, with Shaker al-Absi is straight as an arrow, be it via The Washington Post (leftist) or the Washington Times (rightist). He’s a villian to [...]
Since I started my job up here in the klondike of North County, I’ve pretty much eaten every day at McDonalds. The chicken sandwhich is nothing particularly to brag about, but at least it doesn’t pack a load of whatever’s unhealthy in burgers.
Anyway, ‘Kay’, mid-twenty-ish (I guess; I’m not good [...]
Peter Tosh will probably forever be remembered more as Bob Marley’s bassist during the sixties and seventies than he’ll ever be known as a solo artist.
His powerfully strong aspirations and convictions toward the legalization of marijuana endures as his most striking memory. Performing early on as a VERY vocal activist [...]
