Month: May 2001

In light of last year’s trip, I found this pretty interesting. Can you tell how much I websurf?

Dunno why, but I found this fascinating. I found it while researching beverages. Don’t ask why. But it’s interesting. How many people remember Koala Springs? […]

So on Monday I went shopping at Fairfield Shopping Center. SN. I never go shopping. I think I can count on one hand the items […]

The Mercury today had an article on Ron Siegel, who famously beat Iron Chef French Hiroyuki Sakai in Battle Lobster, one of the best battles […]

So, maybe I’ll get in trouble with this entry, but whatever, it’s what I think. Feel free to slam me. Also a warning – it’s […]

We watched Vertical Limit last night. It was predictably mindless, but I for one (maybe the only one) was entertained. Here’s Roger Ebert’s review of […]

Speaking of comics, Salon had this article today about a book dealing with the history of comics. He hits some things on the head – […]

There was an article in Newsweek recently about the trials and travails of opening a new restaurant. It featured this place in New York called […]

I had lunch with some relatives the other day and somehow Henry’s name came up and Alex was like, “Henry. He’s the guy that made […]

So I became aware of this frightening web page that lists my social web network at Stanford. It’s pretty scary. But pretty interesting also. Kind […]