The Rhino and the Cat
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Archive of entries posted on May 2004
AdTI
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Dolphins and the Tuesday Night Crits
Dolphins, it turns out, apparently understand instinctively and from the beginning what I am only beginning to grasp. A new paper by Daniel Weihs (free, reg. req.) calculates that baby dolphins swimming in mom’s slipstream gain between 30 percent and 60 percent of the force required to keep up. Weihs, of the Israel Institute of …
On Media Bias
From the right, the middle looks awfully far to the left, and vice versa. Mike Fancher, executive editor of the Seattle Times, had a column Sunday about readers complaining the newspaper showed a liberal bias. And other readers complaining the newspaper showed a conservative bias.
Lost and Found II
So this funny little guy came by today claiming the lost sunglasses were his: I don’t know. They didn’t seem to fit him. I think he was trying to scam me. I didn’t give them to him.
Big Brains
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Cafe Riviera
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Trying to Understand the Mono Question
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Lost and Found
Found, on the back dash of my car: If you’re missing a pair, let me know.
GEGL Visits New Mexico
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