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The Center for Faith in Politics linked to a news story about a Dutchman named Johan Huibers who is building a one-fifth size scale replica of Noah’s Ark.  His goal is to prove that it can be done–that the biblical story of Noah’s Ark could have actually happened.  I don’t quite get this since Johan’s [...]

So says Tyler Hinman, 21-year-old winner of the American Crossword Puzzle Tournament.

Last I heard, the House/Senate compromise bill is supposed to be released today.  Then we’ll see what’s actually in it.
To follow up on some of the points from my previous post, both Amy Ridenour and Malcolm Gladwell emailed me back.  Amy Ridenour noted that she didn’t know much about what was going on in Massachusetts [...]

I’ve written before about what to get that special pirate. I have a new item to add to the list: Pirate Playing Cards available at ThinkGeek. The description of the cards is hilarious:
Legend has it while on one such long sea voyage, an unnamed pirate said something like, “This be boring. Let’s [...]

I got an email from the GBIO main office last week about the final health care legislation set to be released by the health care conference committee tomorrow.  The email also said that a memo from Health Care For All would be posted on the GBIO web site this weekend outlining what is believed to [...]

Heh!  It was true in the office today.

It seemed like after we had stopped collecting signatures, that the issue of health care just faded away.  We knew that the House had crafted a bill that was similar in many points to the ballot initiative, but that the senate had not been as receptive.  That was months ago.
A couple weeks ago, the talk [...]

Thanks to Big Mike who linked to this story.  It’s truly unbelievable.
Appaently, aggressively paying down your credit card debt is so unamerican that it warrants a red flag at the Department of Homeland Security.  That’s right, paying down your debt might be a sign that you’re a terrorist.
Two things strike me about this story.  First [...]

I take two subway rides and one bus ride using last month’s T pass.  I don’t know what bothers me more: that I didn’t realize that I was trying to use last months T pass or that no MBTA officials did.
If I were to make excuses, I could mention that February is the shortest month [...]