Reading in the library and realizing it is sometimes easy to take for granted the sea of information available at our fingertips. Even amidst all the noise online, well-researched-and-written policy reports, the very ones guiding the Empire of Liberty no less, are available just two clicks away.
Have an overnight excursion to Los Angeles today. During my walks, crossed by the fourth home to the L.A. Times, where the newspaper was headquartered from 1935-2018. Though de stad shows its youthfulness with frequency, it certainly managed to accomplish some beauty in its time.
I have met many people who agreed they thought this exactly when they read they are scheduled to work, at standard pay, tomorrow at 08.45 CET. www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKbU...
www.lpj.org/posts/a-day-... I find such actions commendable by devout groups of faith. The rhetoric of this is moving, Scripturally sound, and timely. I noticed rather quickly there lacks a Hebrew translation, but I hope more Believers and non-believers can mobilize for peace with such rapidity
Since he is not the God of disorder but of peace (1 Cor. 14,33) Dear brothers and sisters, may the Lord indeed give us His peace! The pain and dismay at what is happening is great. Once again we find ...
Fifth Generation Warfare causes Tragedy to resemble Comedy. This is not how I would expect a conversation to go. The following four responses are all ':(' in some form.
Always important information coming from Mr. Kahle and the Internet Archive
Much information of great worth, BLOS communications is a skill forgotten at our own peril.
Much of the journalism of tomorrow will not be coming from the Halls of Media but from just down the digital lane. Always a joy to see Internet Archive promote the many projects springboarding off their efforts.
The other week I went to an airsoft day with some cousins. I enjoyed it, and I wrote some thoughts about it. The title comes from Lord Tennyson's 1854 poem which is an entirely superior work of literary reflection than mine. Enjoy: https://sideritis.bearblog.dev/the-charge-of-the-airsoft-brigade/
Teshigahara's "Woman in the Dunes" (1964) translates Abe's absurdist novel flawlessly to film. After six hours in a cafe today, I caught a showing of it. We are all sentenced to something in this life, but we choose how to serve the time. https://sideritis.bearblog.dev/the-prison-of-ones-sentence/
