Dubious Quality

An utterly fascinating read leading off the week:  Beans use an immune receptor to call in airstrikes on caterpillars . A short video on how...

We went to the MOMA today and I am fried beyond belief, for some reason. Here are some random pictures from today with very little explanati...

I like salmon, but C doesn't seem nearly as keen.  "I was going to pick up some salmon, but I don't think you like it as much a...

I believe I mentioned a few weeks ago that Pablo Torre won a Pulitzer for the investigative reporting in his podcast Pablo Torre Finds Out. ...

I made it to the end of the existing Vampire Crawlers content today and it's an incredible value at $9.99. It would have been an incredi...

This is a riveting and inspiring read:  The Buffalo Raiders: With thousands of US soldiers dying in Vietnam, a righteous group of young New ...

I believe I posted a link to the Wired story when this originally happened earlier this year, but new circumstances warrant an update. In Ja...

I forgot to mention a few things yesterday. One was the train from Grand Central to White Plains had the squeakiest wheel in the history of ...

As C said, this is the story that embellishes itself. It was a straightforward trip to White Plains. A fifteen minute walk to an express bus...

At least for now, it seems like I've gotten lucky.  It's been six days since I tested positive for COVID, and even though the first ...

Leading off this week from COVID Central, a fantastic read:  ‘The devil’s child’: the rise and fall of the only female yakuza .  From Wally,...

 

By the time I went to bed last night, I had quite a sore throat, along with a cough. After coughing all night and waking up constantly, I go...