Ooo. One More Thing about Charleston

The guy this morning also mentioned how the first things printed on the printing press were designed to look as much like manuscripts as possible, with people even drawing on them afterwards so they looked “right.” And how it wasn’t really until Luther (I don’t know if this is true; I doubt it, but I’m [...]

The 12,000 Year Old Shaman

This story is so damn cool.

Charleston, Day Whatever and Thoughts on Braisted

I’ve decided two things.  One Charleston is lovely no matter what the weather, in November (I imagine it must get about as humid as a stanky armpit but right now it’s very nice).  Yesterday was overcast and today was bright and beautiful.
So, of course, I was trapped inside most of the day doing what people [...]

I Second R. Neal

That is all.

Next Time, Just Take Our Advice

Read Newscoma and Goldni.
Newscoma gets at something I’ve suspected–that Sasser (and I think Bredesen) have been busy imagining themselves as national players and thus forgotten to be advocates for Tennessee.  (I guess it really must bug to see Ford on MSNBC all the time and no one’s ringing their phones off the hook.)  I don’t [...]

California and Arkansas

I have been trying for a couple of days to write something about California and Arkansas and I just can’t put how I feel into words.  When it comes to California, I waffle between “Well, fine, then, let’s do to them what the GLBT folks at his label did to John Rich when he revealed [...]