Monthly Archives: April 2008

Walpurgisnacht, 2008. You know, according to Pope Sextus the Fifth (or by his Borg name, Pope 6 the 5) or, Yogi Berra (I can’t remember which), the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and … Continue reading →

And call me Cassandra …. Long time readers are familiar with my concern over the whole Neoconfederate/Old South direction of national (and especially GOP) politics.

CLICK TO LISTEN NOTE: Right click and “save as” works best. VITAL STATISTICS: 4.90 megs; 10 min 27 sec BLOG ENTRY: “GOP Smoking-Gun ‘Wright’-Wing Hypocrites” 25 April 2008 Dante and His Poem, by Domenico di Michelino (1465)

You need to recall something important in the whole “Reverend Jeremiah Wright” “controversy”: ABC’s Brian Ross and his Burka Babes* launched this INTENTIONALLY. They purchased all available sermon tapes and found the sound bite heard ’round the world. [* BRIAN … Continue reading →

CLICK TO LISTEN [Note: back from spring cleaning, sort of. Mostly done. More to do this weekend. But the blog is back from hiatus -- HW] Why didn’t they walk out? On September 17, 2007, less than one week after … Continue reading →

Today’s the big day. The world will look different tomorrow. (Unless, sadly, it manages to look the same.) Courage.

OK. Major spring cleaning underway. This means maintenance of hard drives, defragging, archiving, etc. Installation of a new CD burner. Major renovation of office. Moving two computers. Restoring network. Major house issues. Etcetera. Most services off line: minimal email, etc. … Continue reading →

This is the podcast version of Monday’s “Why Add My One-Liner to the Humoral Pyre?“ CLICK TO LISTEN NOTE: Right click and “save as” works best. VITAL STATISTICS: 4.35 megs; 9 min 30 sec Currently there will be one podcast … Continue reading →

Now that tax season is over, it can finally be accomplished. Podcasting, Overture. Today, we begin podcasting. There are RSS and XML issues to be dealt with, but this is the trial run of the “guts” of it, uploading and … Continue reading →