So I can close some of these browser tabs …
- “Chistians and Atheists, living together … mass hysteria …”
- You can find an address for a secondary calendar in your Google Calendar — but it’s only accessible from within Google (for invites from another Google calendar), not from outside (e.g., for invites from someone’s Outlook). Lame. On the bright side, you can now get notifications from secondary calendars, which is spiffy.
- Bringing back the near-dead. Interestingly, it’s often not oxygen-death that immediately kills you, it’s the resuscitation effort.
- Uncertainty, dogs, and Many Worlds.
- The Freeways of Tomorrow, according to Yesterday.
- Picking unusual baby names so that they’re Googleable. (N.B. There are three folks with Kitten’s first/last name who show up in IMDB, so she’ll never be “unique” in that way … though if you toss in the the middle name, only a couple of things from my site come up.
- Two books I loved as a child.
And for Episcopotpourri …
- The Diocese of Colorado has formally filed suit to establish its ownership of Grace & St Stephens. The suit includes all sorts of interesting further allegations about the shenanigans down there (including paper shredding … lots and lots of paper shredding …).
- Amidst all the angst, remembering to laugh is important.
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