Walking the streets of Dublin
I just spent a happy four hours walking the streets of Dublin, just soaking it up. And “soaking” here is purely metaphorical: although some ominously… Read More »Walking the streets of Dublin
I just spent a happy four hours walking the streets of Dublin, just soaking it up. And “soaking” here is purely metaphorical: although some ominously… Read More »Walking the streets of Dublin
As I was walking down the steps from the aging Air Canada 767-200 to the shuttle bus that would take us to the main terminal… Read More »Travel woes
I’m at the Maple Leaf Lounge at Toronto airport, killing time until my evening flight to Dublin. I’m not flying business class or anything like… Read More »Doin' the Maple Leaf Rag
From ABC News: Vice President Dick Cheney has asserted his office is not a part of the executive branch of the U.S. government, and therefore… Read More »Extraordinary claims demand extraordinary evidence
Excellent interview with Christopher Hitchens on BBC Radio Five… unusually intelligent questions for a radio show. (14.6MB MP3, 36 min.) Here’s Hitch on the metaphor… Read More »Hitchens' interview
Tim drew my attention to the Web of Services for Enterprise Computing Workshop Report that was recently published by the W3C. As he put it,… Read More »Half full or half empty at the W3C?
So I’m now on Facebook. This should be fun…
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Arianna Huffington previews the Bush administration’s assessment of the “surge”. She quotes Ryan Crocker, U.S. ambassador to Iraq: “It’s definitely not by any means a… Read More »Hitting rock bottom on low expectations…
Indianapolis: Another Grand Prix, another pole position, another victory for Hamilton. Simply amazing. And another “I must be dreaming” story: teenager Sebastian Vettel, standing in… Read More »The phenomenon continues