Monthly Archives: October 2004

Thanks to J Levin for the Dean for America bumper sticker! My car is now fully restored. I actually saw a Dean for America sign in Arlington yesterday. I was momentarily puzzled until I saw a “Write In” sticker in … Continue reading →

A lesson I learned on the Dean campaign first-hand: Be careful with your emails. The Bush campaign also learned the hard way, as several emails accidentally sent to georgewbush.org (as opposed to .com) were released today. Among the most damaging … Continue reading →

With the Red Sox leading 2-0 in the 100th World Series, it looks like the “Curse of the Bambino” might be finished. I wanted to pass along this indepth history of the curse, which has some startling insights.

I don’t want to go off on a rant here but… What happened to The West Wing? We were definitely spolied by watching Season 1 on DVD instead of reruns over the summer. Regardless, the premier was absolutely horrendous. First … Continue reading →

We’re really in the final stretch in the campaign, and wow are the polls tight. So if you get a chance, please please volunteer for John Kerry. You can log in to the volunteer network or look up your local … Continue reading →

A fun logic puzzle I ran across. More here. Enjoy! On the island of Numeria each of the natives is one of two types: Truth-Tellers who always tell the truth, or Liars who never tell the truth. The island is … Continue reading →

Got the night off work (!) and watched the debate last night with the West Wing crew. The amount of lies Cheney told was astounding. This one was a particularly pernicious double-lie: “Now, in my capacity as vice president, I … Continue reading →

Look, Bush supporters, I know you lost the debate and are down in the lastest Newsweek poll, but has it really come to this? I mean, this is America: you get a vote. Civil disobedience is not necessary. So….does anyone … Continue reading →