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Curious about cats
Reflexes can be a curious thing [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJLqPHTcPSY&w=560&h=315]
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An anonymous reader visits Portland
I got this first impression of Portland from an anonymous reader and thought I’d share it with the rest of y’all: I just witnessed a theft today, on SW 2nd near Yamhill. First I heard angry shouting, then I saw … Continue reading
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Leni Riefenstahl
I just finished reading “A Memoir” by the late Leni Riefenstahl and, for balance, “Leni Riefenstahl, A Life” by Jurgen Trimborn. Of course there’s too much to write, about the life of Riefenstahl, for one blog post. But I’ll share … Continue reading
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Jewamongyou got himself a scooter
I’m all excited and happy that my “new” (used) scooter is up and running. It should save me a bundle on fuel expenses. I’d include a photo, but it’s not much to look at; minor body damage and paint scuffs. … Continue reading
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"Brilliant scientist" reveals simplistic views on I.Q.
Somebody figured I’d enjoy this talk by Neil deGrasse Tyson. As a matter of fact, I did rather enjoy it. He’s a good speaker and brings up some good points. But what he said at the end gave me pause. … Continue reading
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Selected photos from my Tennessee/Kentucky trip
I love visiting the South. I enjoy the history, what remains of the culture, and the dialects. For a while it was an independent country, but living relics of that country are getting harder and harder to come by. Even … Continue reading
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My love affair with mushrooms
I’ve always loved mushrooms. A pizza sans mushrooms is not a pizza in my eyes. I eat them with salad, with fish, with poultry and even by themselves. Imagine that; a grown man eating mushrooms by themselves – peeling them … Continue reading
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More Roman busts
A while ago I posted a series of what I considered exceptional Roman busts. I photographed them while visited Rome and Vienna. There has been ongoing interest in them from around the web. So I’ve decided to post a followup. … Continue reading
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My beef with the Statesman Journal
We read in the Statesman Journal: VENETA — Four cows were killed in separate crashes after high winds blew open a pasture gate and the cows wandered into a highway. No one was injured in the crashes on Friday night … Continue reading
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Dragon fruit: The best fruit in the world
A few years ago I was visiting Thailand, among other places, and I visited one of the outdoor marketplaces. My intention was to find fruits that I had never tried, purchase some, bring them back to my hotel to consume … Continue reading
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