Archive for October, 2008

Article of Interest: In sight of speciation

Tuesday, October 21st, 2008

You have got to read this article from Nature magazine. Many of you may not know Nature magazine, although I suspect some of you do. It is a fantastic magazine that covers the broad spectrum of the sciences. I’ve come across it, as I’m sure most of you have, based on the fact most newspapers [...]

Article of interest: That rubbish they talk about the credit crunch

Wednesday, October 15th, 2008

This article is from the Times online and is written by Gerard Baker. It is one of the more seminal articles representative of some of the rubbish I personally heard with respect to the implications of the bailout in historical terms. Yes, while it’s true we are in a mess, it’s also true that we [...]

Five negotiating lesson I learned while bathing and dressing my 15-month-old

Thursday, October 9th, 2008

Janet and I have a 15-month-old and we split up certain “responsibilities.” I call them responsibilities for want of a better term, and I am totally convinced that I got the better end of the bargain. Even though these responsibilities have to be done, when assignments were issued, I managed to get the things I [...]

In My Image and Likeness

Thursday, October 2nd, 2008

I’m sitting out here on our newly remodeled porch and swimming pool with Isabella on my legs. I’m feeding her and her eyes are wide open, looking at me. I have music playing and I’m waving her two-month-old arms, back and forth to the music. It’s now sunset on our back porch. We’re watching the [...]