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Do Dogs Understand Phase Transition?

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Yesterday, in an attempt to get some vitamin D and dispel the cold and dark winter blues, my wife and I tried to take a hike at the Rutgers ...

Capitalism Undone . . . by Mutants

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To kick off 2026, I finished yet another Clifford D. Simak classic sci-fi novel, Ring Around the Sun , and this one is full of big ideas: p...

There's More to Life Than Table Tennis, Right?

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My wife and I rang in the New Year with a trip to the Rutgers Cinema to see Marty Supreme , which was a highly entertaining way to start 20...

2025 Book List

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1) The Birdwatcher  by William Shaw 2) Doomsday Book  by Connie Willis 3) IQ  by Joe Ide 4) Save Our Souls: The True Story of A Castaway Fam...
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Back From Philly with the Goods

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We are back from Philly, with to-go sandwiches from Reading Terminal (including roasted pork with sharp provolone, peppers, and greens from ...
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Crullers, Calder, and Cheesesteaks

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Typical day in Philly: donuts from the Amish bakery at Reading Terminal Market, a visit to the new Calder Sculpture Garden and Museum, a che...
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The Stupor Bowl?

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I thought of an apt name for today's Giants vs. Raiders game-- both teams sport a 2-13 record-- and so I came up with "Stupor Bowl...

The Weather is Winning . . .

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The cold weather, my swollen knee, the crusty snow, and the lack of sunlight-- these have put me into hibernation mode-- and even coffee is ...

Best For Last . . .

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I am assuming Chris Pavone's The Doorman  will be the last book I finish in 2025, and it was my favorite-- a thriller with plenty of soc...

Crokinole Christmas!

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My wife and I had a lovely Christmas Eve with the boys and Ian's girlfriend Kyla-- my wife made chicken cordon bleu and some fantastic m...

Like Old Times . . . But Older

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Yesterday, Ian and I picked up Alex in New Brunswick, we ate some cheesesteaks, and then we all went to the YMCA and played some three-on-th...
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The Truth Doesn't Always Sound Good

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I made a musical trivia quiz today for my Music and the Arts class and part of the quiz was about which artists were popular in each decade,...

Trump = Don Quixote?

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Donald Trump-- in one of his most deranged moves to date-- continues his quixotic battle against windmills, halting five developing wind far...

(Slightly) Brighter Days Ahead

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Today is the Winter Solstice in the Northern Hemisphere and thus the darkest fucking day of the year . . . but tomorrow we will have a coupl...
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Follow the Link For the Recs . . .

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I did my usual "Seven Books for Reading" post over at Gheorghe: The Blog today . . . if you're looking for a good book, check...

Not Following Directions (Because They Are Insane)

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Does anyone actually: 1) rinse and drain quinoa thoroughly in cold water before cooking? 2) determine doneness by the visible germ ring on t...
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Enough With the Time Wars . . .

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I'm not sure how-- serendipity, I guess-- but I just finished another sci-fi book written in the 1950s that details a war being waged th...

Dave "Works" From Home

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I decided to give working from home a try today-- I've got a cold, and I'm losing my voice, so I didn't feel up to inspiring the...

Even With Some Help, I Don't Think Our Brains Will Ever Work This Well

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Time and Again is more profound and serious than most of the Clifford Simak books I've read ( Mastodonia,   They Walked Like Men , The G...
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Are People Actually Working at Home?

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Despite the cold and the ice and the preponderance of delayed openings in the surrounding counties, Middlesex County schools did NOT have a ...

Ignoring the Unspeakable

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Today was an apt day to finish  Omar El Akkad's book One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This  (a title which reminds me of ...
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