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It was inevitable, I suppose — the steady decline of quality in television. The days of Edward R. Murrow, Walter Cronkite, Jack Paar, Johnny Carson, and Sid Caesar are gone, and if the Emmys reflect the current [more...]
There is a formula out there that states that alternative energy will be economically feasible once gas prices hit a certain level; but I wonder how true that is. A story in today’s SF Chronicle tells of the much [more...]
You know, sometimes you start writing just the best prose ever, and then your browser “unexpectedly quits.” Then you sit there pondering all that typing that you just lost, not knowing if you’ll be [more...]