I feel the need to report on how excellent the report was tonight, it was great to see Rush be made fun of, especially concerning the lengthyness of their music. I hope many skeptical americans will become fans.
Archive for July, 2008
Rush on the Colbert Report
Posted in beginning on July 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Cabin Feever Four
Posted in Capitalism, Pragmatics, Technology, writing on July 14, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Cabin Feever four, as expected, was a great success. The group was smaller this year – Nick and Emmerson arrived from their Naramata/Nelson adventure, Neal drove up with Hillary and Drew, and I brought Erin and Scary. We arrived, as usual, late on Friday night.
It’s difficult to express CF in propositions, so I will mention [...]
Why Auto Travel is part of a greener future
Posted in Ethics, Technology on July 3, 2008 | 10 Comments »
I recently drove a crew of 6 people to Portland, and several hours east of it, and back again. The trip in total was about 1350km, and even with six people and all their luggage on board, and a ridiculously un-aerodynamic roof bin, the car averaged 9.4L/100km. The total cost of fuel was such that [...]
Mathias and Kiersten’s wedding
Posted in Art, Body Phenomenology, Ethics, Philosophy, Pragmatics, beginning, writing on July 2, 2008 | 2 Comments »
This morning I arrived from M and K’s wedding in Portland, Oregon, followed by a 3 day honeymoon party at the Cheesecake cabin near Trout Lake, Washington. I plan to write a thorough description of these events, as they are important not only for my own personal development as a human being, but also for [...]
